James W. Impy

Jimmy is unforgettable: I am full of sadness knowing that our dear Jimmy is not here with us. For sure the door of heaven is wide open for him, and his angel is guiding him to reach the gate that will bring him near God. You were a kind, loving and caring individual. Even when Jimmy was facing dementia he stilled remembered me ("I can hear him saying Hi Maribel."), I love you so much and I will miss you dearly. His wife Patty and daughter will miss him even more. His dear friend of Sixty five years John feels a tremendous gap and sorrow. All your family, friends and the entire gang will sure miss you. You were so funny and your actions were like an innocents child.

Love you and missing you much,
Maribel Bravo

Jimmy was always "the fun guy". I met him way back in the '80's, through Dan (Collins). They were good buddies long before I knew either of them, always joking around and talking cars. I met Patty and Jimmy when Dan and I became a couple. Good times in the old days! Go carts, car shows, Uncle Joe's and hanging around the repair shop.
Jimmy was our Best Man on our wedding day. He was a dedicated Friend. He was a support to Dan when Dan became ill and passed away in 1997. I will never forget how close they were, and what a good person Jimmy Impy was.
My heartfelt condolences to Patty, Elizabeth and Family. What a loss. I wish steady strength to you all as you grieve Jimmy's passing. With Love, Susie Collins.

I know Jimmy from working with him in the maintenance department at the town of Weston. We always had great conversations and he made me laugh. We had a lot of fun working together. Rest in peace, my friend

Pat and Elizabeth,
We are so very sorry. Charlie saw him a few years back and they had a great time. We think about you guys now and then. Where did the time go? You both are in our thoughts.

I'm at Jimmy in high school. We hit it off the first day we met we both love muscle cars and women. I helped them work on his car and he helped me work on mine. Sometimes we would switch cars he would drive my 67 Chevelle and I would drive his GTO at the end of the night we would switch back so our parents didn't get mad at us for bringing someone else's car home. We continued our friendship After High School and until the day he passed. He worked on a class reunion committee together with us and we had constant good times and laughs and joke telling. He will be dearly missed. Jimmy you were one of my greatest friends. Love you John