James P. Kamoske

I knew Jim since 1994 when I lived at Project Heat for a year. He was the manager and AODA counselor. He was also a great friend. He was caring and most helpful to me especially through my first year of recovery in AA. He was a great guy.
Cheryl N.

I just heard of Jim's passing. My deepest sympathy to his entire family. Jim was best friend's with my brother Jeff Claassen and went to Vietnam with my brother Gary. Jim and I just connected on Facebook a couple of years ago and had some great conversations. He was a great person. I was so happy to hear that he connected with my brother Jeff before he died in 2012.
God bless all of you.
Love,
Jayne "Claassen" Snieg

i'm in shock...i just found out,like 1 min ago,tear's are hear,lot's...wish i could have seen him one more time,he was there,always 4 me,loved him dearly,we always talked deeply,i was just going to tell him i'm detoxing and close to being done,he would have said ( i'm proud of u ) he was one of very few that said that to me in my life, he helped me so much,he did it !he talked me through my wife's death,and many other thing's.we played together in 3 band's,recorded 2 CD's i think a tape also.my world is smaller now,i'm sorry for his fam,if any one can please call me 414-258-7943 please.i have ?,s,ASAP,remember,grieving is for the living - he is home...Thomas...i will truly miss him ,forever

My sincere condolences from bottom of my heart on the passing of Jimmy Kay. I had the pleasure of playing with Jimmy at the blues clubs many times over the years and at Summerfest. He was a friend, fellow musician and a blues artist to the bone. I'm really going to miss him.

My condolences to your family and friends. Jimmy was a really nice guy and I had the pleasure of attending St. Romans and Pulaski High School with him. We shared a love of the blues.

I have a deep rooted appreciation of blues music because Jim as an artist played the blues guitar with passion. Jim had a deep rooted love respect for his family and his friends. As his cousin, I loved Jim dearly.

Sending love from the Townsley family at this difficult time.

remembering Jim taught me the blues, which is a good soul feeling bad