He was a very kind man, and I know will be missed deeply by so many who loved him. My prayers and thoughts go out to all his family whom I know he treasured above everything. Much Love, Ann Marie Brown
Cousin Jim was always kind and patient and had such a fun sense of humor. I remember visiting him and his family in Rochester, and more recently in Arizona a few years ago. He leaves us too soon, but continues the work of the Savior on the other side of the veil. Please know of our love and sympathy at this difficult time. Send from Nauvoo mission - Elder Charles and Sister Diana Neve :heart:
Jim was an attentive father and enjoyed a real sense of adventure. I remember talking to him at Harris Hill Park on a late afternoon and he told me they were going to Cedar Point amusement park that evening for a few days of excitement. He also took his sons to White face mountain to ride mountain bikes down the mountain! It seemed like there wasn't anything more thrilling and enjoyable for him than sharing the excitement of a great adventure with his family. My son enjoyed visiting his house and playing video games with his son Aaron. Jim also helped me recover from a knee injury in his capacity as a doctor specializing in running injuries. He will be missed. Barb McKinley
