I did know Jim a bit, but had lost contact these last few years. A friend looking for some word of him, found this notice. And for his child, whom I also heard him speak of with real regret, about his distance growing up, I want to say Jim was a very good man. Kind, generous, and always concerned about those on the rougher, lower rungs of society, to whom he often opened his heart and lent a hand. He was also a very gifted artist - I've seen some of his beautiful watercolors, and the amazing flower arrangements he did for others. And as a story teller, he was fascinating with the adventures he could share in word form; a soul who always followed his own particular calling, even as he did his best to adhere to the teachings of Jesus, and the suggestions of Edgar Cayce's psychic reading. He is missed by many. love and light, Jim ~

Hey was my Father but I didn't know him all that well, I wish I did. What I did know was that he was a good man who had a firm belief in God and Edward Casey. I hope that he's in a good place and is at please, i loved him from afar and will miss our long conversations when we did find the time to talk,I'm glad I got to know him at all. RIP Jim

Jim was an interesting guy who loved Edgar Cayce. Glad I met Jim.

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