Jackass

[Dawg]

My heart goes out to you. I will send out my prayers to you. So sorry.

[Mr. Karnage]

Wow sweetie. Wow! Like I am telling you anything. Shared many a good time fraggin' away and flirtin'.

Jackass was an awesome sport, great player and undoubtedly a great husband.

I am so sorry Lindy.

"Quiet like some still day. Going home but not away."

[Skillz]

Holy shit, I had no idea!! Man that's a real bummer for sure. You and his family have my deepest condolences.

[{2399}Straycat]

Jimmy was a great friend and a good clan member.


I know know how you feel, Lindy........

[whiz]

wow lindy, so sorry for your loss. I know how hard it can be also. I lost my girlfriend that i had been with for 5 years also and it was really hard. I hope everything turns out for the best.

[Lotharr]

I'm very sorry to hear this Lindy. He and I had been trading private messages and he had been in my prayers for a couple of months. You have my deepest sympathy.

[{CBGB}Yo_Momma]

Obviously this is a very late post. It has been along time since I have visited this forum. Jackass was a UT player that I remember very well as I'm sure everyone else did. I have alot of good UT memories with your Husband Lindy and I am so so sorry for your loss. My conolences to you and yours. May he rest in peace.

[Kilkenny]

I haven't visited in awhile and I'm so sorry to be reading this. My prayers and best wishes and deepest condolences to you Lindy. He was a great player and a lot of fun to game with. I wish i knew earlier to have been praying for him and you. If we can help with anything let us know.

[shmegma]

Lindy, I cannot express how deeply this hits. I hate hearing about another friend falling to that dreadful disease. Jimmy was an awsome sport on the servers and it was always a blast to hit it up with him on one. I lost my brother in law last Oct to Leukemia, and have since seen friends, friends family members and their friends lose their fights with cancer through the last year. I've participated in the Weekend to End Breast Cancer 4 years in a row but this past summer did the Ride to Conquer Cancer which was a 210km bike ride over 2 days. It was the most emotional, physical and mental challenge I've ever done and when I crossed the finish line it was also the most rewarding! I will continue to participate in these fundraisers to try and find a cure for this nasty illness.

Condolences to you, your family and all of Jimmy's family and friends who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

James