James E. Breitzman

What a warm loving man to remember! I can still hear his laughter and the memories of getting caught in a thunderstorm with lighting while fishing with my dad my little sister and Jim up at Crivitz. To "snipe hunting" as a kid I bought the whole story hook line and sinker! Picking bowls of rasberries near chick a dee lane. Also taking turns letting us kids win big jackpots of pennies playing poker at Crivitz cabin.
Thanks for the memories! till we meet again!
Julie K. (Richard Lemkes daughter)

Jim and I go way back---We started kindergarten together and were friends all thru high school--our families were very close also--We went hunting together and traveled a lot on a time share that I had for 20yrs, Judy & carol (my wife) were close friends, along with our children--we covered a lot of states and always had great times"-great memories,"good bye to a very close friend. Richard & Carol Lemke

I´ve known Jammy most of my life. He married my wonderful sister Judith while they were both in high school. While they were dating, I became fast friends with Jimmy becoming his fishing and hunting buddy. I was 16 years old when Jimmy let me borrow his brand new 1953 Ford to take a girl to the snowball dance, who would do that - - - Jimmy, that´s who!! A test of friendship is the ongoing relationship. You have will not seeing each other for long periods of time, that was Jimmy and me. I will forever miss Jimmy, forever, love, Jimmy, and will be forever grateful he was in my life! RIP

I have so many fond memories of my Uncle Jim. He always made me laugh! I will miss him but I know he´s in a better place now. Rest in peace my sweet Uncle. You will always hold a special place in my heart.
Judy Ann

I have many fond memories of my Greendale visits.
Rest in peace cousin.
Ken Fantelli