Birth date: Nov 27, 1938 Death date: Mar 20, 2009
James Patrick Walls James Patrick Walls (Jim) was born November 27, 1938, in Seattle, Washington. He graduated in 1957 from Tahoma High School in Maple Valley, WA. Jim is survived by his wife, Sharon; three sons: Bill (Cathy), Ja Read Obituary
Hey Jim,
I was just siting here and all of a sudden there you were in my head..what came to mind was you were telling the good Lord your stories..and that your laugh traveled all the way here.. just to make me smile.. Thank you again keep those laughs coming...##imported-begin##Georgia Schlitt##imported-end##
Hi Jim,
I Just wanted you to know,how incredible it was to know you..I loved the stories that you told me, I will cherish those stories..I think my favorite story was your, Ball Room Dancing Stories..With the most Beautiful girl you had ever met or even dance with That Girls was (Mrs Sharon) your face just lighted up like the sun when you talked about dancing with Mrs Sharon... I will miss the laugh of yours or sure.. I wanted to Thank you for making me laughs on so many days.
Rest in Peace Jim
Keep on Fishing##imported-begin##Georgia Schlitt##imported-end##
WHAT A GUY! I fished with Jim on the Copper River Flats and in Prince william Sound. I remember him for his great sense of humor and great laugh. He was the perfect radio partner. No cryptic code about the number of fish or location. No fretting about who was the "better" fisherman. Jim and I just wanted to humor one another. And he was very good at that. He was a great guy and will be missed by great many. Cordova won't be the same without him. My condolences to all who loved him.##imported-begin##Tom Namtvedt##imported-end##
On behalf of all Jim's classmates from The TaHoMa class of 57, I want to extend my sincerest sympathy to you Sharon, and all the family. It's truly tough to lose a loved one as special as Jim. He was my childhood pal in Hobart, and we grew up together while having the best of times hunting and fishing and playing high school sports together. He is, and will be missed, but time will heal the hurt and loss we all feel. He is in the best of places now and we will see him bye and bye.##imported-begin##Barry & Judy Broxson##imported-end##
Dear Uncle Jim,
Thank you so much for making me welcome at the beach every time I visited. I am going to miss our conversations about working out and your stories about past feats in strength training. It was something I absolutely enjoyed and will miss.
Love,
Michael##imported-begin##Michael Kim##imported-end##
Sharon ..We just found out that Jim passed away..We are deeply sadden he was a great friend and he will be missed..Over the years Vern and Jim had lots of stories to tell of there hunting trips ..They talked about them when ever they got together, kept them both in stiches.We are both glad he made it to our 50th Surprise Party .We were glad to see him.. Vern is going to miss his friend..We are thinking of you and your family and keeping you in our prayers##imported-begin##Vernon-Barbara Bennett##imported-end##
Sharon and Family; I had some Fun Times Deer Hunting with Jim back in the 70s an 80s, Its to bad We drifted apart, but thats Life,We all change over time and sometimes Our Ideals don't match. Take Care. Tony##imported-begin##Tony M Tomal##imported-end##
