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Darlene Garsteig
January 7, 2003
Ellen, Susan and Mike,
I will always remember Jim. Being the little girl next door while I was small I was taught he was the boss! I thought he was the most important person in the world in his umpire clothing. As I grew older, I understood what a kind person Jim was. We will all miss him.
Darlene (Darrow) Garsteig
Don & Sue Roach
January 7, 2003
Dear Mike, Barb and family: Our sincere sympathy to all of you with the recent passing of your father. We were happy to have met your dad on several different occassions and really enjoyed the pleasure of his company. Your friends, Don & Sue Roach
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