Birth date: May 18, 1931 Death date: Feb 11, 2020
James Foster, 88 of Puyallup, Washington passed way on February 11, 2020. James will be missed and is loved by many family and friends. Family is currently working on a more complete obituary. Please honor the life and memory of J Read Obituary
Jimmy was my biological father that I only met once and I didn't need him until I was in my 30s and I would have loved to have gotten to know him but unfortunately it never happened but I keep his memory in my heart my name is Penny wold when I was born in 1956
This is from Karins heart: I want to say for 20 plus years that I have been so lucky as to have been involved in so many of the Foster family activities I cant Express enough the love that Gramps and Granny showed every single person who was a part of their life . My special memories with Gramps will always be the annual yard sale we would sit all day and people watch , drink coffee and be silly! I love you and will miss you
James Foster... aka. Gramps, was someone I have always looked up to. As early as i can remember, he was there showing me the ropes. From learning what foot to put in front of the other, to what tool to use, to help tune life! He was a mentor, a man who showed me how to do many things that i have used to build my life. He loved his family and friends as much as he loved himself, and Always finding humor among lifes adventures. He loved the railroad, and whether it was trains, or just a crossing signal, he would always tell you anything and everything you wanted to know.
Gramps you will be truly missed, but everyday day when i hear that train a coming, i know its you, who will have that train horn a blowin!!!
love you
Jim became our neighbor when bbn I was a little girl. The Fosters were like family to me and still are. Jim was great at doing fun things with kids. He would hook up a bunch of saucers and refrigerate tops b ed hind his w oil to snowmobile and pull us all around uh NFL. So fun. He also would string up a Chrisgmas tree of lites that you could see on the freeway. When he ssf started driving trucks, he always put a lot of lights on them. A great neighbor. Will be missed.
