Jim, You are thought of so often. Our days back in the 60's playing music together will always remain a precious memory!!!!  Continue to RIP !!!!

HOWDY PARTNER---HAPPY HEAVENLY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!

Howdy again, Partner!!! Happy Heavenly New Years. I think back of our days playing music together, and playing on New Years Eve. Hope you & Barbara are celebrating tonight!!!!!

Happy Birthday Partner.. I know all your friends & family are singing birthday greetings to you in Heaven this morning.... I still cherish on days of making music together, back in the day!!! 

Think of you so often Jim, & the great times we had playing music together, along with our wonderful friendship!!!!!

Jim, Think of you so often, and the music we used to make back in the 60's. Was always so much fun visiting you & Barbara!!!!

We (Ben and Joe) were kids wanting to play music and you let us; love you for that. A true gentleman. I continue missing you and your music.

I'll always remember you Jim, and Barbara!!! You were a huge influence on me by being a true gentleman , and your music. Continue to rest in peace, "partner"!

Yes Partner, you are still missed and the many songs you entertained so many with . We all love you. "Four Walls" , my favorite.

Howdy partner!!! Have a happy birthday, cause---The Cattle Are Calling!!!

Howdy partner, I can still hear your beautiful singing voice doing still, my favorite songs---Four Walls , Cattle Call, You are My Sunshine, etc!! Save me a spot in that Heavenly Choir!!!

Happy Birthday Jim!!! I know you are singing in Heaven!

Five years have passed, & Cowboy Jim---you are still missed. The memories of you & your music in my life will live forever!!!

Happy Birthday Uncle Jimmy I Love you and miss you dearly

In '59 I was touched by Cowboy Jim. Richard Campbell, told the story of that day. (thetimesnews.com & search Remembering Cowboy Jim) I traveled the world and have told the story of Cowboy Jim on every continent except Antarctica and Australia. Thank you, Mr. Jim Gregory, for a lifelong memory and tale to share with all who will listen. You aren't forgoten but the world is less without you.

Uncle jimmy will be forever in my heart I loved how he welcomed you into the family by singing to you. I know he is in heaven having one heck of a family reunion with his guitar in hand singing to his momma. I love you uncle jimmy and i will miss you!

I married Jim's sister Jeri, and got to know him before his trek across the country on horseback. He became not only my brother but a very close friend, I will sorely miss him, and the music he sang to those he loved dearly. "Jim, love you more or less"

I have found memories of uncle Jim. He loved to sing and play his music.At grandma and grandpa's house uncle Jim asked cousins Pat, Fay, and Me to sing while he recorded us. I remembver cousin Jo and me welcoming Jim to Phoenix during his coast to coast horse ride.Jim will be missed by all who knew him. Our thought and prayers are with all especially Charlene. Love Lavonne and Paul Unger

Playing drums for you was a great part of my life. May God bless you and keep you as I know He will. Your book about the crossing of the United States on horseback was great. God bless the family of Jim and know he was a truly kind and loving person.

Howdy Partner!!! Can't recall the number of times you greeted me that way. I will always cherish my friendship with you & Barbara. And---will always remember the band jobs back in the 60's (You, me, Bill Baker, Jackie Young, and "Little" Joe)!!! Rest in Peace, my brother & mentor!!! The Cattle Are Calling!!!

Jim was always loving and kind and meant a lot to us. I remember when he rode his horse from CA to Creedmoor and met Barbara. She was also a very loving lady. Thinking of you during this time and our prayers and thoughts are with you.  Ellen and Alex Poe

JIM GREGORY---What can I say ---such a lovin man.He was friends with everyone,he knew no strangers.I met Jim many years ago and i have beautiful memories of him.His memories will live on,He loved his family and wanted everyone to be treated the same..He is so happy now and i know he will always be lookin down on his family and friends sayin.."I LOVE YOU MORE"...I will never forget jim..

I grew up across the Rd. from Jim and Barbara. My memories are numerous. I was always invited over to see all the relics they aquired from their travels.Jim had so many stories and gifts to share. When I grew up and moved away I would visit when I returned to visit my Dad. I always felt welcome and was made to feel like I was someone special just like when I was a kid. My Deepest Sympathy!

Can't begin to say how much Jim meant to me. He was always so loving, kind and treated me as though I were one of his kids. He had a smile and a heart as big as all outdoors and I never remember a time he didn't give me a big hug when he saw me. I will never forget our time in the recording studio together. He will be missed by everyone because to me he was something of a legend.