Birth date: Sep 14, 1941 Death date: Mar 17, 2006
Jim finally rests in his LordÂ's arms and with loved ones. He devoted 41 years to Judy, and leaves children Melinda and Christopher (Tammy), and brother Dennis. His parents, Clarence and Edith Skog, preceded his passing.Always th Read Obituary
Dear Judy and Family: Jim was such a wonderful man. May God be with you through these difficult times.##imported-begin##Jeff and Bev Boyle##imported-end##
I'll always remember Jim as one of the kids I grew up with in the Midland area. He is now in a better place and no longer suffers from earthly pain. May he rest in peace. JERRY##imported-begin##Jerry Fordice##imported-end##
My heart is filled with love for you. I always look at Jim's special place in church and he was always there up until the very end.##imported-begin##Mountain View Funeral Home signing for Fran McPherson##imported-end##
dear skog family,please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss.GOD BLESS##imported-begin##gerald e cox##imported-end##
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.##imported-begin##Dean and Lin Kallen##imported-end##
Judy, Melinda, Chris and family -
Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. You all are in our prayers during this difficult time.##imported-begin##Amy Kober##imported-end##
I grieve for your loss of Jim, but rejoice that he is now free from pain and safe with the Father for all eternity. May God's peace, grace and wisdom rest upon you and your family.##imported-begin##Sharon Stubblefield##imported-end##
Judy Skog and Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. Jim and I started the department about 9 months apart and I have many, many fond memories of Jim over the years. Golf trips to Reno, Cle Elum, slugfest, snailfest and our monthly sergeants golf outings were among those fond memories.
At work, I could always count on Jim to be a leader within the sergeant's team and I will miss him very much. I wish Jim could have had more time to spend in retirement but I know he enjoyed the time he had.##imported-begin##Gary Williamson##imported-end##
Dear Skog Family,
I am very sorry for your loss. Jim was fighter all the wasy to the end. I enjoyed very much meeting him in the morning for coffee with all the other "old" guys. He taught me many things as I worked for him and with him. Although we teased each other, I respected him for the way lived his life and often sought his advise. I will miss him always.##imported-begin##Roger Cox##imported-end##
Rest easy, my friend. I'm so glad that you were able to make so many breakfasts with the old cops the last few months. I know you enjoyed the time as much as we did.
Hey folks do you remeber the TV show "Hillstreet Blues"? There was a briefing sergeant that sent the crew out to work. Jim always reminded me of that "first, top" sergeant. Always concerned about the troops. The chief salutes you, Jim!##imported-begin##Lockheed Reader##imported-end##
