Colonel James Wosepka
RAPID CITY - COL. James (Jim) Wosepka, 84, died July 27, 2024. Visitation: 4 - 6 PM Tues., July 30, 2024, Kirk Funeral Home. Svcs: 10:30 AM Wed., July 31, 2024, UCC First Congregational Church, Rapid City. Military Honors: 2:30 PM on Wednesday.
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Robin Premus
July 28, 2025
Nora, still think of Jim often. He and Bill were best friends for so long and now they're both gone, it doesn't seem possible. The Wosepka's spent many holidays with us while we were all young. Jim was very special to me, always kind and I'll always miss him. Prayers for you Nora.
Elizabeth Clifton Chancellor
December 12, 2024
The strangest thing. I have lost my address book. I was looking up your address on the internet and instead I found instead Jims Obituary.
Nora, we send our condolences to you. I know Cousin Jim was welcomed by our Lord and Savior and also Louise and Verly. Also, many other dear relatives. God Bless. Elizabeth and Allen and Suzanne Chancellor.
Robin Premus
September 6, 2024
Jim was truly a good guy and will be greatly missed. He was like a brother to me and I will always treasure the wonderful memories I have of him. So very sorry for you loss Nora. Robin and Terry Premus

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August 1, 2024
I, like many others, are so lucky to have known Jim. I am especially grateful that my parents“ dearest friends while I was growing up were Jim and Nora, and I got to spend time with them when we lived in Virginia. I always hold memories of our visits and time together fondly, and now as an adult, recognize just how special your friendship was and how lovely an impact Jim made during his time alive. I wish I had more photos of him, but this is all I have, including brief moments reconnecting in recent years, over Facetime. I find comfort in thinking that my dad was waiting for him with a big hug and reunion; Like in the last photo I have of Jim, sending out an "air hug" over video call. Sending so much love to you and Jim, Nora, always - and my deepest condolences.
Kelli Lien
August 1, 2024
Nora, Although we moved away from Rapid City nearly 9 years ago, I still read the Journal from time to time. I am so sorry to hear of James' passing. If I were there, I'd want to give you a big hug and tell you that I care.
Delores Ekberg
August 1, 2024
Nora, I just learned of your beloved's passing today. I am so sorry.
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