1947
2015
November 19, 1947 - September 19, 2015
James V. Gamez was born in Alameda. He was a graduate of Oakland High School, 1966 and Chico State University. James was an active alumni of Delta Sigma Pi - Professional Business Fraternity.He retired as a Director of Sales from Sunshine Biscuit Co. James had a huge love of steam trains and was a member of a local Â'train lovers club'. He decided to seek a second career involving what he loved, trains. He enjoyed a second retirement from Amtrak Railroad. James enjoyed travel and maintaining contacts with many friends he made around the world. He was a loving, spiritual charismatic man. He is survived by siblings, Stephen Gamez, Jerry Gamez, Robert Gamez, Sandy Raymond, Maria Acebo and a huge family and many loving friends. Preceded in death by his loving mother Carmen Skipworth and brother Alfred Gamez. The Lord took you peacefully and we know you are now free. We love you and you will be forever in our hearts. Rest in Peace. Monetary donations can be directed to: UCSF Medical Center 505 Parnassus Ave. San Francisco, CA 94143 Attn: Hematology Bone Marrow Transplants - Dr. Andreadis.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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4 Entries
January 5, 2019
I have only now just found out about your death, James, from over three years ago now. The Christmas card and letter I sent you was returned to me. I am sad. I have wondered for these past few years why I did not hear from you at least during the holidays as you always did stay in touch.
May you rest in peace with your dear beloved mother and other family who have gone beyond the veil. I will always miss you, your generous, warm, caring spirit and soul. Since those many years ago in Chico, you have been one of my adopted brothers.
Love, Tera
Sharon Sheehan
July 11, 2016
God must have loved you more! Just found out you died two weeks before the Admiral. Hope you had everything ready for him.
Malcolm Smith
November 6, 2015
Known James for years and used to meet up with him in London when he was on his travels. Rest in peace James.
Santos-Robinson Mortuary
September 24, 2015
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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