Birth date: Mar 26, 1986 Death date: Mar 14, 2010
James H. Cook III, 23 year old son of Jim Cook, Jr. of Fredericksburg and Leslie Chai Cook of Mineral, died Sunday, March 14, 2010. Jimmy attended Courtland High School where he played football, wrestled, and was a member of the Read Obituary
Hi Jimmy, I just want you to know how much we miss you. There is not a day that goes by without a thouht of you. I have been going through all the pictures I have of you from when you were a baby to the last I time I saw you last year. I showed them to your Mom when she was here a couple of weeks ago. It just brought tears. I love you.
Aunty Julie
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Hi Jimmy, I just want to thank you for being such a special part of our lives. I have loved you ever since you were a little boy. I wish that we had lived closer so that we would have had more time with you, but every moment was a beautiful gift. I will never forget you and Heather running around the range at Camp Pendleton, the time that we all went to Disneyland and you and Sherri were holding hands and laughing most of the day, the times that you, your mom and Heather came to Camp Perry to just hang out with us, our trips to Vegas, you holding me in your arms while I wept over a lost friend when you were only 12 years old, watching Van Helsing with you and the other times that we spent hanging around your house, when you took me for a ride in your fancy race car and scared me to death, when we went to Cedar Point and you and Sherri were the only two brave enough to ride the craziest of roller coasters, your deep gorgeous voice, your beautiful smile and your kindness shown to others. You have blessed all of our lives sweet boy. I will always love you and miss you! Aunt Nancy
Jimmy, Today would be your 24th Birthday. Your life was full of loving deeds. You were forever thoughtful of our special needs. You thought nothing of going to Washington to help be with Grandma while Grandpa was in the hospital for several months. You left your friends and your job to be there with them on two occasions, when we could no longer stay. It was a tremendous relief to me to have you there for Grandma and Grandpa I know they loved you being there. I wish you peace and Happy Birthday. I will forever miss you my Jimmy. Today and tomorrow, my whole life through, I will always love you and cherish you. Aloha Nui Loa.
Aunty Julie
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