Birth date: Oct 28, 1966 Death date: Oct 25, 2018
Jimmie Victor "Jimbo" LeAir Jimmie Victor LeAir was born in Huntington Beach, California on October 28, 1966 to Valera Jean LeAir and Clarence Jimmie Hampton and passed away October 25, 2018 in Puyallup, Washington. Jim has alway Read Obituary
It has been such a pleasure to have met and worked with Jim, in the HVAC industry, for the past several years. He had such a kind heart and was a genuinely nice person. He would pop into the office at random times with a good joke, a kind word and always left us smiling. We have missed him these past few months - but he has never been far from our thoughts. RIP Jim - you are definitely one of a kind and will be missed. Debbie / Wireworx Electric
Sending our condolences and prayers. We are so very sorry for this heartbreaking loss. Though our memories of Jimmie are through our business dealings, we always knew we were working with a man of utmost integrity. His smiling face and upbeat personality were like a ray of sunshine. He will be missed. Sencerely, Trudy Hooe and Quentin Bitney
I met Jim in the last few months of his battle. I sure wish it had been under different conditions.
I was Jim's speech therapist. In the 15 years I have worked as a speech pathologist, with people fighting all kinds of messed up situations, I can honestly say that I have never met anyone whose spirit and light shined as bright as Jim's did, despite all of his challenges. He was a true warrior.
My favorite memories of Jim will always be his wicked sense of humor, his smile, and his laugh. And he had me genuinely laughing with him. I really looked forward to our weekly visits. He worked so hard, and even when his speech became really hard to understand, he never gave up and was able to achieve success.
It was an honor to meet him and to help him in his time of need. I am a better therapist - and a better person - having known him.
I met Jim through our business relationship, but if there was the one word I could use to describe him, it was "Happy". Rest in Peace my friend.
George and I met Jim when we first moved into our home when he came out to give us a bid on a new hot water heater and furnace. He was the most outstanding professional man we have ever met. We are so sad to hear of his passing but we know he is no longer struggling or in pain. Ride free Jim. - Kim & George Bacon
Larry and I met Jim & Connie through work. They became family of friends and then became like family. So many great memories of working together, their wedding, camping trips and family get togethers. You will be missed Jim. Your smile will live on forever. RIP
very few men as positive as Jimmie.nothing made happier than to make someone else happy .he will be missed.
