Condolence: Jim was a great coach, teacher, and friend. Much of why I want to be an educator is because of Jim.

Condolence: James, who we used to call Jimbo, was a hero and a role model to me and many other kids like me during the 70's and 80's when Maccabi Tel Aviv went on to win the European cup for the 1st time. I'm deeply saddened to hear about his passing. His sportsmansship, good nature and extreme modesty stood in sharp contrast to his great achievements. We love you Jimbo. May you rest in peace.

Condolence: Sorry to the living family of Jim (Uncle), wish to have shared your grief.
I do wish the best and will always cherish the wonderful memories.
With great love I send condolences, May he be released to life everlasting
Where the Great God judges the hearts of men, and grants eternal life..
I pray my family all comes together on that day.. Love always Robb

Condolence: Such a lovely service today! Thank you for sharing so many great memories of Jim. I particularly loved seeing the video of him in the hall at school (in his trademark shorts) greeting kids. This is the Jim I knew as his colleague. Jim shared my love of teaching and history and I will be forever grateful for his presence at the high school. I really miss seeing him at his door and hearing his booming voice greeting students. There is definitely a hole in our department that won't easily be filled. Love to you all!

Condolence: We were saddened to hear of Jim's passing. He was a good and fun friend. He made it possible for our son to have knee surgery by the team doctor from Utah State. His family hosted our son and me during the surgery. He and the basketball team from Utah State shared a win at Santa Anita with one of my husband's racehorses. That was a very exciting day for him and his team. We lost track of him and tried to find him over the years, but never knew where he landed. Our hearts go out to his children, wife and family.

Condolence: Jennifer and Family: Our hearts reach out to you at this very difficult time--may thoughts and prayers help to ease your pain. Please know that your loss and suffering is felt by a huge amount of people! Knew Jim for 45 years; always said that although he was a great basketball player--he was an even better person!! Peace be with you!

Condolence: A friend of mine had a softball team for Logan Paint Center in Logan in the 70's where he recruited several of the Aggie football team. We had a great outfield but lacked a great first baseman so we recruited Jim. He was the best there was. He was as good on the ball diamond as he was on the court. Such a natural gifted athlete. And one of the most liked guys on campus. Such a great guy. Always had a smile and friendly greeting for anyone that met him. Thanks for the memories Jim.

Condolence: Jim was a very special man, who has touched many lives. I and the rest of the Segev family were fortunate to be amongst those who have known and loved Jim. Despite the distance and the infrequent contact over recent years, he was never far from our minds.
To Jen, Chris, Kate, Sarah and Becky: we offer you our deepest condolences. We share your sadness and sense of loss.

Tsvika, Noga, Efrat, Anat and Eran Segev

Condolence: I came to know Jim through you Jennifer....what a caring, giving man he was. Larry remembers him as this really tall skinny basketball player, so he didn't recognize Jim when they reconnected here in the valley. Treasure all those wonderful memories you have with one another....share them often. We are so very sorry, please know that you and your families are in our prayers. We love you!

Condolence: "If you walk this life with just one person to call your friend, you have it made." Coach Boat, you were that person to so many. Rest easy big guy, we will see you in paradise!