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James Hollinger Obituary
Age 62
Of Burnsville
Passed away September 8, 2005. Former professional baseball player, avid golfer and woodworker. Preceded in death by parents, Andrew & Marie. Survived by wife, Joanne; sisters, Dorothy (John) Anonby, Margaret (Ray) Stevermer; 14 nieces and nephews; step sons, Greg (Michelle) Geist and their children, Jamie, Lauren and Riley; Gordon (Isabel) Geist and their son, Dominie. Memorial service 6:30 PM Monday. White Funeral Home, 12804 Nicollet Ave SE. Friends may call one hour prior to service.
White Funeral Home
Burnsville
952-894-5080
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Ralph Huntosh
September 14, 2005
We lost a great guy - a wonderful man that I used for his expertise in film development while we worked together in 3M's Engineering Systems Division. I will never be able to count the times he saved my backside at work. He was also very much a gentleman with a wonderful sense of humor. I have not had contact with Jim for a long time. But his example as a man is one I will always respect. Thanks Jim.
Gary LaBelle
September 13, 2005
I worked with Jim from 1969 until his retirement about 3 years ago. Many great softball games together in the 3M league. He was a great shortstop and an even greater teammate. I have been out of touch and I just heard about it today- Sept. 13th. His old coworkwers and old teammates will miss him. He was great guy and always had kind words for everyone. Rest in peace. My prayers are with the family.
Jerry Willits
September 12, 2005
Jim, and I worked together at 3M in the 1960 to 1973. We played softball, tennis, and shared many good times together. We used to play horseshoe at my place at lunch hour. Jerry (Great Friend)
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