I've known Jim since 1968. He became a good friend and was aways a dedicated employee. Even in retirement Jim was always there to support PSF and share good stories of what happened behind the scenes. He taught me to stop and smell the roses. When we would be out making sales calls, Jim always encouraged us to take a detour and see the local sights. And of course enjoy a fine meal at the end of the day, which would include a setting with white linen table cloths and a good Beefeater Gin! My wife Cheryl and I enjoyed many evenings spent with Jim & Audrey going to the Pops Concerts and an occasional golf game. At Christmas Jim always would include a wonderful drawing of a western themed scene on our card. He was an amazing artist! In fact, we have an area in our home called the Wallington wall filled with drawings of our home and western art. Jim will be so missed and loved by us. Stan & Cheryl Miller