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From: Nick and Barb LaPre
601 Gleneagles Drive, Myrtle Beach, S.C. Ruth and family, We were saddened to hear of the passing of Jim. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you at this very difficult time. Throughout our high school years, Jim was a dear friend that we respected and admired. It's so sad that we seem to lose contact as we go our different ways. Respectfull, Nick and Barb
written on 2010-01-12 11:30:02
Post number: 33
From: Mary Jo Haughey
Fort Myers, FL Dear Ruth and Family,
Please accept my condolences for the loss of your dear loved one. I will always remember when Jim was a volunteer for The Montour Pharmacy and delivered perscriptions to my Mother, Geri Haughey. She always looked forward to his smiling face and cheerful manner.
written on 2010-01-11 16:57:38
Post number: 32
From: TOM MINICHIELLO
LAKELAND FL 33810 RUTH OUR DEEPEST SYMPTHY TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ,JIM AND BOB MARCINIAK AND I SPENT OUR CHILD HOOD YEARS TOGETHER HAVING A LOT OF FUN, BEST OF LUCK TOM & TRUDY
written on 2010-01-11 08:33:55
Post number: 31
From: Rick and Leslie Stauss
Oakfield, NY Dear Ruth, Wendy and family,
I was very sorry to hear of the loss of Jim. The few times I was at the house on the lake all seem to have a memory of your dad. Wendy, I remember how we use to compare stories of what our dads had done. Where the time goes.
Please know that your entire family are in our thoughts and prayers. Keep the faith.
written on 2010-01-10 09:39:33
Post number: 30
From: Lori Dunham-Llewellyn
Mansfield,Texas Ruth and Family,
I was so shocked to read of Jim's passing. What a great guy he was! I STILL often to this day talk about you all to my friends here.. Stephi and I often talked of the putting game in the basement of the Confer house! I hope that you all are well and I will pray for yours and everyones strength at this time.
written on 2010-01-10 01:54:10
Post number: 29
From: BOB LEE
JIM WAS KOJACK AND I WAS CANNON, HE WAS GOOD FRIEND FOR MANY, MANY YEARS, SERVED HIS COMMUNITY AND STATE WITH DISTINCTION AS A STATE TROOPER,ACTIVE COMMUNITY MEMBER, GREAT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR WATKINS AND WAS ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP OTHERS. I WILL MISS HIM WE HAD A LOT OF GREAT TIMES. MY SINCEREST SYMPATHY TO YOU RUTH AND THE FAMILY ESPECIALLY MIKE WHO FOLLOWED IN HIS DAD'S FOOTSTEPS BECOMING A POLICE OFFICER. MAY HE REST IN PEACE
written on 2010-01-08 23:58:51
Post number: 28
From: Dave and Jeanne Dougherty
Fairfield Glade, Tennessee Ruth and family,
We were so sorry to learn of Jim's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
written on 2010-01-08 22:11:43
Post number: 27
From: Walter and Mary Chislak
Coral Springs, Florida Dear Ruth and family,
Was so sorry to hear that your beloved Jim had passed away. Walter and I want to send our love, thoughts and prayers to you at this very difficult time in your life.
written on 2010-01-08 18:48:09
Post number: 26
From: Mary Lee Marks
Granite Falls, WA I have good memories of good times with Jim and family at the cottage, Christmas dinners at his house,family picnics and just good fun. HE WILL BE MISSED. ALOVE TO ALL OF YOU. mARY lEE
written on 2010-01-08 14:28:32
Post number: 25
From: Becky Kluchonic
NYSP Horseheads First, let me express my condolences to the entire Powers family. You are in my thoughts.
I met Jim (Kojak)when I began work at the Horseheads Barracks as a dispatcher in 1980. I have two distinct memories of him. The first was when he was working Scales. He and his partner just came in off the road, and Kojak was reading the Daily News at the front desk. His partner lit the corner of the paper on fire. Kojak didn't bother putting out the fire; he just kept reading the paper. It was my introduction to pranks at the station. The second memory was just after the 1980 Olympics in Lake Placid. Kojak was working the desk. Nothing unusual there, except he had no voice and was recovering from a bad cold. When I asked why he didn't go home, he replied with, "Why waste a good sick day".
written on 2010-01-08 03:03:55
Post number: 24
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