I miss Jim and Don Kramer so much! In high school, they used to come to my house at night and knock on my window and then pull me up through it (I had the deluxe pad a.k.a. the basement!). We'd go sit somewhere secluded and smoke cloves and make up crazy stupid stories. I loved sneaking into Stage 2 with Jim and dancing all night. What interesting and crazy nights those were!!
Jim Corman was the first friend I had who died, sadly Don was the second. I am still close friends with Don's mom, who is an amazing woman! Don and I also worked at Jack's. We'd often sit in the parking lot after work and talk for hours. What a good friend he was to me and I considered him my brother. It makes me smile to remember Jim and Don.
My fond memories of Jim would be spending time with him at school outside at lunch time discussing God with him. He always though could make me laugh and brighten my day. I am happy to know before his tragic accident he was saved. . We hung out a lot together and like I said he brightened my mood when I was around him. He just had that way of making you feel good about life. I'll never forget him and our deep friendship. His memories always make me smile and I am sure to see him again one day. :) Deann
I always remember in 6th grade down at Franklin School Jim stood up on his toes and did the Michael Jackson jump on the tips of his toes and did the ooowww high pitched scream. We laughed about it.
I loved going to Stage II and going to the Village Inn with him. We had to go there to dance and then go drink lots of coffee, so we could stay up all night talking.
I am so happy to have known him. He was a very good friend and I love him deeply. He is missed.
I visit his grave often. It is in these memories that we keep his spirit of his Earthly being alive. I know his Godly Spirit is alive and watching over me and everyone he touched and inspired.
Jim & I were the best of friends. I remember when we would go to Stage 2 every weekend & dance our butts off. I do miss him even now I still think about how much fun we had. It was tragedy losing him at such a young age. I miss you my "cornchip" buddy.
Angela R. Dieckman
I miss Jim and Don Kramer so much! In high school, they used to come to my house at night and knock on my window and then pull me up through it (I had the deluxe pad a.k.a. the basement!). We'd go sit somewhere secluded and smoke cloves and make up crazy stupid stories. I loved sneaking into Stage 2 with Jim and dancing all night. What interesting and crazy nights those were!!Jim Corman was the first friend I had who died, sadly Don was the second. I am still close friends with Don's mom, who is an amazing woman! Don and I also worked at Jack's. We'd often sit in the parking lot after work and talk for hours. What a good friend he was to me and I considered him my brother. It makes me smile to remember Jim and Don.
Deann Danielson (Ganzley)
My fond memories of Jim would be spending time with him at school outside at lunch time discussing God with him. He always though could make me laugh and brighten my day. I am happy to know before his tragic accident he was saved. . We hung out a lot together and like I said he brightened my mood when I was around him. He just had that way of making you feel good about life. I'll never forget him and our deep friendship. His memories always make me smile and I am sure to see him again one day. :) Deann
Leann Danielson
I always remember in 6th grade down at Franklin School Jim stood up on his toes and did the Michael Jackson jump on the tips of his toes and did the ooowww high pitched scream. We laughed about it.I loved going to Stage II and going to the Village Inn with him. We had to go there to dance and then go drink lots of coffee, so we could stay up all night talking.
I am so happy to have known him. He was a very good friend and I love him deeply. He is missed.
I visit his grave often. It is in these memories that we keep his spirit of his Earthly being alive. I know his Godly Spirit is alive and watching over me and everyone he touched and inspired.
LUV U JIM AND PEACE BE WITH YOU.
Sharon K. Mathias (Fry)
Jim & I were the best of friends. I remember when we would go to Stage 2 every weekend & dance our butts off. I do miss him even now I still think about how much fun we had. It was tragedy losing him at such a young age. I miss you my "cornchip" buddy.