My heartfelt love goes to Peggy and the entire family and all his friends! Jim was a fun loving guy who loved his Peggy passionately, enjoyed his family and friends and will be greatly missed. 

RIP Jim 🙏🏻  You will be missed by your many friends, neighbors and above all your family. All the lives you touched in our senior community will feel the loss of your absence. It was an honor to know you. 

My condolences to Jim’s family and friends. When I first met Jim he was so friendly, welcoming, and very giving and kind.  He always invited me to come visit anytime, and always asked why I couldn’t stay longer.  I wish I had spent more time getting to know him better.  He always had that great smile and sense of humor.  Once I needed something printed for my son, and he willingly let me print what I needed without hesitation.  While I was retrieving the papers from the printer, I saw the beautiful pictures, one of him and one of Peggy, on their bedroom wall, so I gave him frames for their anniversary to put the pictures in.  It’s just something I had to do because I thought those pictures deserved better than just push pins.  One thing we had in common is that we both worked for the Department of Corrections. I admired and respected him for his service and career as a CO.   He was always looking out for his neighbors, and so hospitable.  Once he and I were sitting in the front row at Bingo, and we were both cracking jokes. After that day, Peggy told me he said I was pretty cool.  He always called me Kid.  I thought he was pretty cool too.  I felt like even though we had different beliefs and/or lifestyles we still could share a laugh, a hug and a smile!  I’m so very grateful for sure to have known him.  🙏🏼♥️💐