I worked with Jim for many years back in the Alpha Beta days.  He was a great guy and always in a good mood.  Always great to work with. I used to party with him and his brothers and it was always a good time.  I am shocked to hear of his passing but happy that it was peaceful.  I wish love and peace to his family.  Rest in peace my friend Jim.

Linda Rossi

The old night crew was back together 💕 you will truly be missed 💙

Our new years camping trip when me and uncle Jimmy drank vodka and ate an entire jar of pickles and stayed up all night playing with the kangaroo rats and feeding them so much that they started climbing on us haha

#chubacatour

Camping with the Moeller’s is always fun and I always admired how much of a pro camper Jimmy was 🙂 He will be dearly missed ❤️

Uncle Jimmy we already miss you like crazy! Life is going to be really hard and so much different without you. We would always go for weekend camping trips, bike rides, bowling and just hangout almost every weekend! I'm just so glad we were able to spend so much precious time with you and have so many good memories. 

Baby shower for Whisper

On one of the last hikes I did with my dad in the desert before I moved away to Oregon in 2016, we went off the trail (of course - he always said that we have to be explorers!). I was the fuddy-duddy in the duo and told him we would probably get lost. He drew this arrow in the dirt to point back to the trail where we had diverged from the path and did a victory dance when we came back to it with ease at the end of our hike. He sure showed me!

I'll always remember the first time I got my dad! He had been stung by a scorpion pretty recently at the time. It was around Halloween (my favorite time of the year) and I was feeling feisty. Dad ALWAYS tricked me and scared me when I was a kid. He was working on his truck (underneath) and I threw one of those fake glow-in-the-dark rubber scorpion toys you typically see in the fall (is that everywhere or just the desert? Now that I think about it, spiders seem typical, but not scorpions) under the truck with my dad and yelled, "SCORPION!" He almost hit his head he was so scared. I honestly didn't think I would be able to trick him, because up until that point I had never been successful. But I saw it, the look of actual terror on his face, and then shock that I had gotten him so good, and then relief. I don't remember how old I was, probably somewhere between the age of 7 and 10. It was glorious. 

A great camping trip. I miss him so much. 💚

Bowling with the family