Jim was my barber for several years until his retirement. He and Beverly then become our neighbors on Somerset Lane in Iowa City. Both being fishermen, we told a lot of fish catching stories, some true and some not-so-true. Jim usually got the best of me. He was a good neighbor and will be missed by many of us.

Dear June......I remember Jimmy from our years together at Hazleton school. He was always shy around us girls and always a gentleman. He had a winning smile for everyone. I'm so sorry for your loss as I know you will miss him so much. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I have memories of spending time with Jimmy and Bev when I was a child living across the street from them. I remember Jimmy as always smiling, even with three very active boys! Both he and Bev have a special place in my heart

Jim was a great barber and a good friend and he was a very good card player. Jim will be missed by many. You are all in my prayers. God Bless You All.

Terry and Family,

We're so sorry to learn that your Dad passed away. Our thoughts are with you. Don and Kathy Stecher and Sunny

June,

I was saddened to hear that Jimmy had died. We shared a lot of childhood memories involving Jimmy; squirrel hunting in the woods on your folks farm east of Hazleton, and climbing in the big willow trees west of the barn and sheds. Jimmy was always a better athlete even though he was a year younger.

I trust you are drawing your strength from the Lord, Isaiah 53:3 describes Him as "a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief"

Jesus said to Martha at Lazarus,toumb in John 11:25 ..., "I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live,

John 11:26 and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this?"

Dave

Jim was my barber for many years and always had a smile and a joke. He will be missed by many folks who remember Jim's Barber Shop.

June

I am so sorry for your lose.

I can remember at Dave and Maxine's wedding, Jimmy and I decorated the car.

Then Dave gave the keys to Jimmy, and he was the one who had to get into

the bobby traps.

Betty Jo