Still remember Big Jim on his Honda 305 about 50 years ago. He told me when the Missouri Pacific Railroad was hiring so I could put in my application...But he told me do not let them know you know me or they won't hire you. LOL. Still remember my first day of work and riding in with Jim to the old Barton St. shop. Thanks for the memories Big Jim.

Really sad to hear about my uncle Jim, kinda grew apart as we had got older, but I do cherish the memories I have as as child. We grew up together in the same household, more like brother and sister, he was only 14 years older than me and he certainly thought he was the boss!.. lol:heart: Always had so much love for me and spoiled me rotten! "I remember my uncle Jim working at The ThunderBird Drive-In on Natural Bridge in Pinelawn and I think the biggest part of his check went to me and putting away for all those Hot-Rod Cars and Motor Cycles he use to buy:heart: He was quite Handsome too... "I thought he use to look like Wally Clever!" (for those who remember who that is..lol) ...anyway... "I will forever remember his kind and ever-loving heart!" :heart:

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My husband and brother were good friends with Jim and when they were teenagers they all worked at the drive in theater together. They talk about all the good times they had back then. Rest in Peace Jim.

Jan and family, I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Carla (Janes) Tuokko

So very sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Prayers for the family at this sad time of loss

I'm so sorry to hear of Jim's passing, and the loss to his family. I hope your memories comfort you in his absence. Best wishes. Lisa (Anderson) Iles