James Stough

We loved Jim. He had a great dry sense of humor that we all enjoyed but he had an even greater - as BIG - heart. He was the best to Gail and the kids.

Jim was really a great guy. Good friend. Always enjoyed the chance to be with him. R.I.P. my friend.

Lloyd Glasgow

Prayers for you Sara and your family! Your Grandfather would be so proud of you! May God bring you safely home to us!

Jim was in a lot of pain for a while. I remember the good tomes we had in PA. We spent most of our life on a small farn on HWY 22 outside of Greensburg. Jim had a nephew, Paul and between the two of them gave their electric shop teacher a bad time; hot wiring his chair and wedging his small rambler between a telrphone pole and a parking meter. Our dad had polio and had one bad leg so did not want us to play football but Jim was a natural and played better than our neighbor who was the star quarter back at our high school We moved from Pa the day after I graduated from high school play football but Jim was a natural and out did our neighbor who was the star quarterback at our high school.