James Turcotte

James Turcotte

February 23, 1943 - February 05, 2022

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Lorrraine Walter
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Jim was a classmate of mine at Billings Central & he was always such a genuine, good young man. He came to our 60th Class Reunion in August and I enjoyed getting caught up with him on our life's journey. He attended Mass on 2 or 3 Sundays at St. Pius and we sat in the same pew so we did some visiting after Mass. He gave me one of his beautiful Mary pictures and I will cherish it. Deepest Sympathy in your loss. He will be truly missed. Sincerely, Lorraine Schumm Walter
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Joan Nelson
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The last joke Jim told me: an old man told his sweet wife there are 3 flies in the house. 2 males and 1 female. His wife said you cannot tell me that you know that by looking at the flies. No one can! The old man said I can to. There are 2 on a beer can and the female is on the phone 🥰🥰. We will miss you Jim!
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Lucie Monell Ph.D.
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Mesa Arizona. Dear Family Turcotte, We will always remember Jim working diligently on his Ministry for Our Virgin Mary. Always devoted to those in need and love for the mass. His loving personality engulfed our spirits with his devotion to our Lady. He shared his spiritual life unconditionally, thought us how the world needs our Blessed Mother Mary. Jim, unforgettable soul and friend lives in our hearts forever in eternity. Our deepest, sincere condolences, Lucie Monell, Sharon Vang, Lieu Howard and Catherine Nguyen.
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Betty Brewer
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It breaks my heart to lose such an incredible man. Jim was and always will be the sweetest, giving and most compassionate man ever. His love for his family was never ending and they were his whole world. Fly high and be reunited with your precious wife and children. We will all miss you so much but we will be reunited in heaven one day. God bless his whole family and may his memory live on forever in the hearts of those who were blessed to know and love him. We love you Jim, Betty and John Brewer
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Glen Cuchine
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I had the pleasure of working with Jim at the E.Helena IGA in the late 1960s. He was a student at Carroll and we both worked for Chas. Willis. I always considered Jim a friend and enjoyed times we bumped into one another over the years. Absolutely one of God's angels here on earth. May you all be comforted by his sense of humor and many kindnesses.