Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Mr.Heugle,Boog,and Cathy, I was shocked when Steve Davenport called me this morning and informed me of Jim's passing. I also realized that I should be thankful for having known Jim. I can remeber playing basketball in the back, on Parkside, the trains in the basement, Bobby throwing us out of the new room Mr. Heugle had just built for he and Bobby, his autographed Yankee baseball. But, the thing I will remeber most about Jim is that he never changed. He was the same person that I knew at 6 that I knew later on in life, honest, funny, trustworthy and just a great guy. Although we lost touch later in life and I did not have the privilidge to meet his immediate family. I will remember him and what a great friend he was in those early years. He really was something special and I was lucky enough to share some time with him. My heartfelt condolences go out to all of you, his wife and children, and anyone else that ever had the privilidge to know Jim. Bernie Fahey
