James Russell Reisdorfer

Ann, I am so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I am so very sorry to hear of Jim's passing. LuAnn Larson called Cynette who in turn called me. I have many good memories of all us cousins getting together. I also remember attending Ann and Jim's wedding in Waseca with my mom and dad (George and Rosalie). Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Ann and family, I was so surprised when Luann called to tell us about Jim. We are so sorry for your loss. She mentioned you and Jim had known each other since you were 18, you must miss him terribly. He accomplished so much in his life I'm sorry it was cut so short. I too have fond memories of playing together as cousins, even though it usually included defending ourselves from him and Lambert. We are thinking of you and your family and will keep you in our prayers.

On behalf of my husband Chris and I please accept our deepest sympathy - each of you. Jim was a one-of-a-kind guy. What ever the subject, he knew it top to bottom. And, just as important he put his whole heart into what ever project came his way. It was a joy to work for him. Because he was so unique he made impressions on us all. May our Risen Lord grant you each His comfort and peace as soon as is possible. Our prayers are with you and our memories are with Jim.

Ann, Even though my "face time" with Jim was short during our NROTC years together, they were some of the most memorable for me. Even after we went separate ways, Jim to the Navy and I to the Marines, I always thought about him. He would have made a fine Marine! Something you should know about Marines, we never forget friends. Jim's memory will remain with me always. Semper Fi, Jon