Memories of James Christian Studtmann

In memory of

James Christian Studtmann

Brookfield, WI, USA

September 14, 1984 - February 10, 2020

Sep 14, 1984 - Feb 10, 2020

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Kathy and Mert McCann

Lisa and Nathan, I was so shocked at the sudden loss of James.
My favorite memory of James was at Sarah's wedding on June 12, 1999. He and Jonathan were doing the chicken dance at her reception. They were really enjoying themselves. It was so cute.

I hope that you are able to enjoy many memories of James...he was such a neat person with many good traits.

Love, Aunt Kathy and family

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Lisa Studtmann

Linda & Andy Deckert

You are constantly surrounded by the love of your family & friends,, but I know it doesn’t help much. The fates have been so unkind to you all. With the virus spreading, is there a chance of rescheduling? We’re wondering if we 77 year olds should come after all.

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Linda & Andy Deckert

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Nicole Windsor

James was a one in a million kind of person, always so upbeat and loving life. The after life/heaven/the good place gained one of the best and I am jealous.

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Lisa Studtmann

John and Elizabeth Steele

Creede, CO, USA

James was about 8 years old on a summer vacation to Creede. We started hiking up to a Ruby Lake. James was ready to turn around so I hiked back down the trail with him. Somehow we got on the subject of movies and I got a scene by scene description of “Angels in the Outfield.” James liked baseball. That same year he gave a perfect impression of a major league player at bat. He tapped the bat on his shoe, spit off to the side and swung away!

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Lorna Larson

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Jane Ross

Manhattan KS

One summer when James was attending K-State, I was fortunate enough to be entertained with an impromptu percussion duet by James and my son. Absolutely everything in the apartment kitchen became an instrument, as they tapped (banged) with wooden spoons (and maybe a stray drumstick or two) creating music that was a true expression of the joyous rhythm they could uniquely find in life. So special...

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