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James (Jim) Zboril
1939-2022
Dr. James (Jim), 83, of Rochester Hills, Michigan, passed away on May 1, 2022. He was born in Detroit, Michigan on April 25, 1939. Jim graduated from Mackenzie High School, attended Western Michigan University and received his Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Michigan. Jim was married to Betsy Ann Zboril and previously married to Julia Chadwick Zboril. Jim practiced Dentistry in downtown Rochester for over 35 years. He was a member of the Kiwanis Club, enjoyed woodworking, spending time at his lodge in Canada, attending Michigan football games and golfing. He was survived by his wife, Betsy, sons Jim (Tracy) and Jeff (Christine), daughter Lynn (Robert), stepson MJ (Theresa), stepdaughter Anne (John) and grandchildren Jacob, Jack, Riley, Kate, Ethan, Noah, Josh and Max. Funeral arrangements will be held from 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, May 29 at Pixley Funeral Home, 322 W. University Dr., Rochester, MI 48307. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/theoaklandpress/name/james-zboril-obituary?id=34888246
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Gordie Ormerod (1961)
May soul and all of the souls of the faithfully departed rest in peace.
Paul Ott (1961)
RIP Zabs. You were my twin brother, born on the same day and year. We attended the same highschool and WMU together. I still have gold crowns you installed in my teeth 60+ years ago. We spoke on the phone just a few months ago when you told me that you wrapped your magnificant British Racing Green Jag around a telephone pole. My condolences to your loved ones, dear brother.
James Tammi (1961)
Many years ago the Detroit SAE group would sponsor a Golf Outing in the Detroit area. One year I played with JIM and I don't know if it was due to our last names in the alphabet or our equally high handicaps. In any event some of the holes were quite a poke to even get to the fairway. After depleting several of our water balls Jim came up with the bright idea of starting on the fairway after the trouble. Wish I had thought of that...
After the round we went to his house and he showed me his latest wood working project, think it was a boat and met his wife. We spoke of going up the road to play the Dodge Muni but never got around to it.
It was a fun day and thanks for the memories JIM.
Hit them straight and RIP!
JIM TAMMI