James was such as awesome friend to me all of these years. He was perhaps the funniest person I ever knew. Hours of laughter would ensue whenever we were together or spoke. He shall be missed by many but never forgotten.
RIP James
Even though I did not know Mr Riddick, I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to his family. Acts 24 : 15, Psalms 37 : 29, Isaiah 25 verse 8 gives us more comfort for today and hope for the future. Just think how much God wants us to live forever and how much he loves us and how we will see our loved one's again.
Losing Jamie leaves a huge void in so many peoples lives. Reading the tributes to him shows you the magnitude of his impact on everyone. He will always be my little bro and friend. I love you and will miss you dearly. Rest In Peace, and I will see you on the flip side.
Susan and family so sorry to hear the news am Praying for you. Love you
I met Jaime at Camp Concord in 5th grade, we were BFFs until 7/8th when I moved away. We both leaned on each other during a few difficult times. Jaime had a fantastic personality & was kind. I saw him a few times after. Last time I had the privilege of seeing him was at 18. Too young to leave, you will always remain in my heart. My sincere condolences to his family & friends & Jane.
Susan, So sorry for your loss. I was happening to read the paper and caught the obit. I was in a band with Jamie back in the 80's - The Rage. He was always funny and very talented. We ended up breaking up due to some other members, but I always thought about him and wondered where and what he was doing. Glad to see he was still playing and performing. Please accept my condolences.
Jamie was the coolest guy to ever grow up on Crescent Drive. I always looked up to him and admired him for his talents and thoughtfulness. He rarely complained or said anything negative about other people. No one ever complained when Matriarch practiced in his garage. I will miss him and his input in my life for a long time. So sorry for you Susan and everyone that knew him at his passing.
Dear Jaime, if you can hear/see us, I know you'd be happy to know how much love you created for us all. You made me laugh through highschool and later in life when we hung out with you and Nan and Sandy. Thank you, Jaime for sharing all the laughter truly, kindness, and love wherever you went and wherever you go. My thoughts are with Jane and your family also. Hugs. I will miss you.
I was so sorry to learn of the loss of my friend Jim. We worked together at Altex/Beckman in the 1980's, sharing cubicle walls, laughs and happy hour at Spengers. Jobs, loves and marriages caused us to loose touch for a few years, but Jim always tracked me down to catch up on our lives, Condolences to all he left behind. Please publish any memorial plans for his friends' final farewell.
