Posted by M Nut on March 23, 2020 at 22:31:47 from (172.242.134.32):
In Reply to: to friends of JMS/.MN posted by schriffs on March 23, 2020 at 21:39:37:
Oh man..........I’m so sorry to hear that! Jim was one of a few folks from here I have met in person, and still communicate with on a regular basis. He came to my farm and bought an Allis Chalmers tractor from me a few years back, and also a big trailer that I delivered to his farm. I believe his plan was to use it for a bridge deck. Your dad was so much fun to talk with, and he loved showing me around the farm, especially his shop, while I was there. You, your mother, and the rest of the family have my deepest sympathy. Jim was a truly great guy, and his knowledge of Allis Chalmers equipment, farming related information, and just plain “life” in general, was so impressive. Heaven gained a wonderful person!
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