My husband Danny & I were in the 701st Airlift Squadron with Jim at Charleston AFB, SC. He was always a very pleasant, caring and professional man. He was a respected member of our military family. He will be missed by all who knew him.
I knew James while servingng in the US Air Force in South Carolina. I flew many Air Force missions with Jim on C-141 aircraft. Jim was always the "go to guy" when we needed assistance or technical advice. He was a friend and mentor. Rest in peace my friend. I will always remember you. Thank you for your military service. You are a true patriot.
So sorry about the loss of your loved one. Hoping that God will give you comfort at this time, as only He can do. Praying for you , Demi, Phylis, Steve, Jeff, Londa and Wayne.
So very sad to hear about Jim. I know he will be greatly missed for a very long time. He was always fun to be around. To all of the Brasser family, my wife and I extend our condolences. May God be with you all at this time and in the future.
Phyllis, we are so very sorry. Jim was so very special to us. I loved how he would stand in Church & say aloud, "I love all of you and so does The Lord." He was so funny in Sunday School which made the time together just great. I remember our "Sonshiners" trip to Branson. You 2 sat in the back of the van. What laughing and fun we had on that trip. Please know Bob & I are praying for you. The Sullingers
