Condolence: While working my way through college at the YWCA during the 80's I got to know Jim very well . He would ride the bus to the Y every Saturday morning like clockwork, regardless of the weather. Jim especially loved to sit in the sauna and the hot tub. He was always so cheerful and had such a positive outlook on life. We had many conversations over a can of pop or bag of chips. Although I never met her he spoke often of his mother and all that she did for him. Rest in peace my friend.

Condolence: We can say that Jim was "special"--yes, he was special to so many of us that had the privilege and joy to call him a friend. My memories of Jim go back to the time he was with the Special Olympics group who came to the YW. He would become a long time member who, when entering the YW, would always open my office door (never knocked) and say, "hi sweetie" and then on to the pool. Yes, Jim will always b special in our hearts and memories. My condolences to the family and all whose lives he touched. Rita Dennis, YWCA Exec Director, 1982-2002
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Condolence: Jimmy will always be remembered with a huge smile on his face. He was a gift from Heaven and anyone who knew him knew that. He loved people and people loved him. My mother-Jimmy's aunt always said, "If you want to see Jimmy you have to go where there is music, because Jimmy loved music. RIP Jimmy...I will never forget you.