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[Rick Krantz]

I remember Jom as one of the early pioneers online. This is back in around 1995-1996, him and Bill Ackers might be the first two to have sites online? Wow... Jim made a lot of people happy, beautiful resort, and shared pictures of the day's catches and other shots. Maybe someday if I get to Arkansas, I'll have the pleasure of visiting. Jim, you will be missed!

[travberg]

Ohhhh, (((((

I had the honor of calling Jim my friend. We traded pens for several years. On one road trip between MI and CA, I stopped for a night at his resort. We talked pens and stuff for hours. When it came time to check out the next morning, the desk clerk told me there was not a bill. That is the type of guy Jim was. He was an inspiration to the resort industry. He loved flying, his jeep trips out west, and making people smile!

[Parcival]

Sad,,, R.I.P.

[Rick Krantz]

Indeed, the saddest news that we share in pendom. 

 

wish there was some way we could post a wall of those we lost. 

 

maybe a brief bio of each person. 

 

I hate to think each person that departs us gets sort of forgotten about. 

[Mbyler]

i live just a few miles from his resort and had many visits with Jim.  The one thing i learned from Jim is; like the pens but, love the people.

He will be missed.