To Karen, James, Chris and Kevin, my sincere condolences. I hope you are all doing OK. There can certainly be a lot of sadness even when things have been difficult. Sometimes the sadness for the the loss of things that were there, and valued. And sometimes it's for the loss of things that were not there and never will be.
I hope you are able to find, even little ways, to comfort and support each other.
Take care of yourselves. Hopefully, I will see you all at the memorial service sometime down the road.
Doug Ramsay
Dear Karen, James, Chris and Kevin,
Our hearts go out to you all at this very sad time, the passing of your dear father. Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. May he rest in eternal peace.
Maureen and Paul Malloy
Jim has been suffering's with Parkinsons for 15 to 20 Years and pneumonia for at least five bouts ,finally covid took him.But I believe. his life was one of struggle,One he should have be freed from.His children were also devoted to him.James Chris and Kevin.
Isaiah 40
They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength
They'll rise up like the wings of eagles,
They shall run and not grow weary
Walk and not grow faint .
He ran the race of life nobly
It is sad to hear of Jim's passing. During his life he was able to give a lot of himself to others. It was sad that Parkinson's had taken over his life. I want to wish our condolences to the whole family from us as well as Raigan and Taryn. He was an outstanding member of the community.
It was a privilege to help care for Jim over many years in his difficult journey with Parkinson's disease. Over time I developed great respect for Jim's life accomplishments as I heard mostly from his family and friends about all he had done. The dedication of the family and friends that I met to promoting his well-being was striking and a testament to his impact on their lives too. I send my sincere condolences to all of you - we have lost a great contributor to our community and many other communities that Jim touched.
Connie