Gerald O'Donnell

R.I.P. Jim. I only knew Jim from when he was driving trucks for Associated Foods. I worked at the Warehouse Market in Sheridan, Wyoming in the early 1970s and we received deliveries from Associated Foods in Billings, Montana. Jim always had great stories to tell, but always remember him explaining to me all the gears used in the semi-truck he drove. John Johnson

Goodbye old friend. I am so happy that you had such a full and happy life and packed as much as you could into those 74 years. I was so surprised and happy to see you at my Mom’s funeral. It was great to catch up and see you one last time. You will always have a special place in my heart. We loved our cars and I remember when you got the 1964 Mercury Comet and we took it to the drag races I’m Wyoming. Godspeed Jim you will be truly missed. Blessings and prayers to your family and friends.♥️ Barbara McGirl

RIP dear friend. I remember spending time going to "drag" races and just hanging around prior to your enlistment. Special memories of "raising a little ruckus" as we called it and then got the stuffed animal we named "ruckus". I have enjoyed our visits over the years as well, sharing information about mutual friends as their lives would change and sadly attending the services of several that we have lost over the years. I will miss our phone visits and that laugh . Breathe easy Jim! Sincere condolences to the family. I am so sorry for your loss--God Bless you. In Sadness, Cheryl Pietz Ehrmantraut

The men and mates of the USS Mullany would like to extend their condolences to the family of Jim and to thank you for his service to our country. We will properly honor him at our 2020 reunion by ringing the ship's bell in his name. Your USS Mullany Reunion Family

Dear Kent, Our hearts will be with you, Sue, Lyndee and JuDee during the memorial. Love, Sandra Cooper, and Bruce Blevins.