Condolence: Jim was a great volunteer for our SeniorNet Computer Learning program for many years. We will miss his participation in the activities of SeniorNet and around Austin Groups for the Elderly. I know I speak for all of us in expressing our sympathy.

Condolence: I read about Jim in the Houston Chronicle. I am so sorry for your loss. I went to high school with Jim and my sister, Judy Cunningham, was one of Kathy's good friends. We loved his Mother also. We send our prayers and hope that wonderful memories will help keep the happiness in Jim's life alive in your hearts. Nancy Bastian

Condolence: Kathy and Aubrey, I was so sorry when my brother called to tell me of Jim's death. Had been so glad he had gotten involved with a group he really enjoyed socially. He was always good at keeping his mind busy. I'm sure bridge was a game he loved. What a nice guy. You know that you have always been special to me. May try to find you Monday afternoon at Forest Park. I remember your father's funeral there. Am planning to move to Austin this year and will certainly be in touch with you. Love, Marty

Condolence: JAMES.....THANKS SO MUCH FOR BEING MY FRIND ALL THESE YEARS....I FIRST MET YOU WHEN YOU BROUHGT YOUR CAR TO ME FOR REPAIRS MANY YEARS AGO...SINCE THAT TIME YOU BECAME MORE THEN JUST A CUSTOMER YOU BECAME MY FRIEND....MANY TIMES WHEN I WAS HAVING A TRYING DAY ,,,,I WOULD LOOK UP TO SEE YOUR SMILING FACE , WITH ALWAYS A KIND AND ENCOURGING WORD.....THANKS JAMES....YOULL BE TRULY MISSED...

Condolence: Marsha, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I remember all the times we shared in high school at each others house. I lost my Mother on February 26,2006 and miss her every day. The next days will be tough, but remember, your Dad will always be with you as my Mother is with me. Please know, I will be here if you need me. I know what your going thru. Losing a parent isn't easy at any age especially when we are so young. God Bless you and please know I am praying for you and your family. Love you, Kimberly

Condolence: I am so sorry Jimmy Unruh has left. I remember him well from Lamar and Rice days. I may be wrong but I think he also went to Pershing Jr High, as I did. In those days, if not for him, I would have been the skinniest kid. I saw very little of Jimmy (or Jim as I came to call him at Rice) after we both came to Austin - sorry about that. Well, we all have go sometime but Jim, you were a bright light and should have been among the last to go.

Condolence: Marsha, I am so terribly sorry for your loss. Your family is in our prayers.