James Robert "Jim" Soesbee

Going to miss the family reunions. There´s not many of the Dunn clan anymore. Sorry for the loss. Ken and Fern Dunn

There aren't enough words to describe how much Jim meant to me. He showed me so much kindness and always knew how to make me laugh. There was never a dull moment with him, he always had a very entertaining story to share. Coming to the barn for the first time Jim was so welcoming and made me feel like family. At one-point Jim gave me a horse because he knew how much I wanted a horse. He was always finding ways to make people smile. I will miss calling him and visiting him so so much. Coming to visit the barn won't be the same without him.

A great friend has passed from this world. Jim you will be greatly missed by all. The stories we all had as football staff at East Lincoln will never be topped. Thank you for your friendship over the last 36 years.

Jim made a change in myself, great person and teacher he always had a story . Ride high Jim. Kitty your all in my thoughts and prayers .

Seth and family,

I am so deeply sorry for your loss! I pray for peace and comfort for you. May he rest in forever in Heaven.

Not enough space to say how much Jim meant to me and just how much I'm going to miss him. The road trips, creating a much more user-friendly farm. The advice he always offered. Hayrides, bonfires, trail rides and lessons he let us give, the opportunity my daughters and I received to a safe and natural life. The welcome and help we all received daily from Jim and Kitty. I hope he knew how many people's lives he touched. I got to talk to him Monday before he passed, and just to hear him say "Jen Jen , I love you goodbye." Will always mean so much. Goodbye my friend

Sorry to hear about the passing of coach! I will miss my drop ins and all the sound advice along with his humor! Prayers for the whole family

I had Jim as my 8th grade teacher! He was the best never a dull moment in his class!

So sorry to hear of Jim´s passing. Jim always had a smile on his face and a kind word.
Dave Seigler.