James B. Cole

I served with Jim in Vietnam and Zaire Africa; he was my supervisor.
69-70 in Vietnam and 74-75 in Zaire. Don Anderson, RN Fort Gibson, Oklahoma 74434

Myself and Franck talked about you the other day after Ray´s funeral. I wondered if you were still doing your thing. I sent an email with no response hence a search of recent deaths. And here we are. Damn, brother. So much I wanted to talk about like we used to. And to think you died this f´ing year! Thanks for doing my son´s graduation party. Thanks for being one of the guys in our group that met downtown. Thanks for tipping a glass allowing me and the others to talk about MACSOG/CCT in a way only others of our group would know. The party I held at our house was memorable on so many levels! So many stories my brother. Sorry this final mission I couldn´t send you off. Love you my brother.RIP and God Bless you.
Mark 0370

I won't ever forget you !!! Honey !!

Jim and I meet at the coffe Club in Brodvew Hits like every other month just to talk about Vietnem and what is going on in our world today. We also talked about God and he like the paper I wrote, using science, to prove there was a God. I will miss thise talks.

Green Beret, brother in arms, uncle from a different grandmother, mentor, leader, true friend. Shining example of strength, kindness and courage. Jim, you helped us in many ways. You were a true one in a million. Thank you, and will link up with you again out there somewhere on a recon patrol soon!

RIP Brother. Thank you for leading by example. Well done.