We are sadden by your loss... We send our condolences and prayers of comfort to James' family at this difficult time... James and I worked at Procter and Gamble together... He was an outstanding technical master, solid team player and well liked by everyone who know him... RIP my colleague of the Iowa City P&G Plant and until we meet again... God's blessings to the family...

I'm so very sorry to learn about Jim's passing. We had great conversations at Procter & Gamble and I especially enjoyed hearing about his bike adventures and trip to Alaska. I know family meant everything to him and he will be missed so much. My thoughts go out to his family.

Jim was a good man! He was a man of courage, god, church, family, the huskers, bicycling, and his community. He supported his school district and his community. He served on the Lone Tree school board for many years. It took a lot of courage to do that. He was also a huge supporter of the Highland-Lone Tree Raiders! Jim loved football and loved the Cornhuskers. He was also a man of action. When Jim said he was going to do something he did it. If Jim were to ever tell me he would ride his bike from Alaska back to Lone Tree I would have believed him. He was a family man and often a man of a few words but when he spoke everyone listened and you valued his thoughts and opinions. Carol and Jim raised good quality kids! Jimbo, you will be missed and you were loved greatly!

To my forever friends Carol, Michelle, Melissa, Mike and Matt, and to all of your spouses and kids, my heart truly goes out to all of you. I know Jim battled this hard, and in the end it was God's fate that he move on to a much better place. And although he will still be with your family in spirit, I'm sure he will be looking down and awaiting the day that you are all reunited again.

One of my favorite memories of Jim was me, as a young kid getting so excited to go with him any time he needed to take his truck to the dump. Hard to imagine getting pumped up for a trip to the dump, but looking back now I realize that it was the time alone with him in the truck that i loved so much. He worked so often, so in the off chance that he had a day off and needed to go to the dump, I looked forward to that drive, the life talk that we always had, and the game where he would whistle a song and I had to name that tune. He always sprinkled in the song from the Andy Griffith show as well as the theme some to Sesame Street.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of Jim's family and friends. God bless and use the Lord's strength to hold you up and remain strong like Jim would want you to be. All my love!

Jim was always a great friend and so good to work with at P&G. He will be missed.

Hi Matt and Lively family,

So sorry for your loss. You all are in our thoughts and prayers.

Becky Beck - DEA - Kabul, AF

Barb Petersen

Will forever be impressed with the determination Jim had in planning & executing his major bike trips. What an accomplishment. Jim was a great husband, father, and friend. Enjoyed our talks at P&G.

Margaret Patterson