James Francis Oeth

Jim was such a wonderful human being and friend. A great guitarist, too! So many great memories of him and Bette over the years. We are sorry to hear of his passing but trust he went straight to heaven. Condolences to Bette, Damon, Justin, Megan and the entire Oeth clan.

As Jim's brother and sister-in-law, we are sadly missing him now. Biking, hiking, camping, canoeing are fond memories as well as family togetherness. Home building with Dad, Jim and Steve was a big part of our early years. Jim was a master at turkey carving at our Thanksgiving gatherings. We know Jim's final destination is the finest of all. Den & Linda

Although I haven’t seen Jim for many years, I remember him as a neighbor and little brother of my friend Dennis. The Oeth family were my neighbors in the early 1960s. We enjoyed many good times together as kids growing up in the St. Columbkille parish. Denny and I created the first cable radio station between our homes - KHOS (the Hemmer-Oeth System). I’m sure Jim endured our cornball jokes and teenage nonsense. The Oeth family will always remain a great memory for me.

Jim was a wonderful man. Jim has a wonderful family. Jim had many wonderful accomplishments. It was a privilege to have known Jim. Rest peacefully. Mark and Beth.

Jim was truly a great man, husband, father, neighbor, and a friend to so many. I feel blessed to have been in his presence and to see his pure love and care for those in need. Jim was very supportive of my work and personal endeavors and I won't forget that. Thank you God for the blessing of Jim. The world has lost an exceptional human being. May the perpetual light shine upon him. With gratitude and prayers, -Eric Fleming