James T. Hosking

Jimmy, was a great man. In 1979 his son Scott and I would go too Jim's pool hall, (Rotten Rodney's) for years shooting pool, eating and drinking soda as we were 15/16 yrs old. Jim would take all of us boating and skiing too. His fun and funny personality always made our outings eventful & exciting. Jim's was a tough marine and I helped him as he struggled with his diabetes in 2012. Jim had a great heart, strong wit, and was a well loved man. R.I.P. My good friend. Plus Scott & Michelle I'm so sorry for your loss, he will be missed; but his memorable times will live forever - which makes him immortal, love Jay

Our heartfelt sympathy goes to your family. We received the news of Jim’s passing and our hearts are heavy. We appreciate the 20 plus years that we had Jim as a part of our family. We shared many joys and adored his great sense of humor and outlook on life. We are grateful for the camping, boating, motorcycle times and get togethers with him and his family. We are sitting around the table now laughing and reminiscing about all the great times we had with him and Sue. We are so appreciative of the love he brought into Sue’s life. What a caring and determined man. We love how he could be the tough marine and soft hearted teddy bear all in one sitting. We hope your memories give you comfort at this difficult time. We will always cherish our time with him and he will always hold a special place in our hearts. Jim and Deb Keller and family(Tony, Matt, Kristen and Robert) Kathy and Phil Carpenter and Melanie, Jason and Will Fitchett

Dear Scott & Michelle, While it has been years since we have seen each other, I think of you all very often. I want you to know how sorry I am to hear of your dads passing, I have such fond memories from my childhood that include your family. Theresa Jeschke (Kennedy)