This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Jim MacKenzie, 57, born on August 19, 1955 and passed away on April 18, 2013. We will remember him forever.
Please add your photos, memories, stories and comments to this site so that Megen and I, along with all those who loved him can share in the memories.
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Leave a tributeRest well my friend !!
Thanks for your gracious gifts, the most important one being your treasured friendship and the role model for what an exceptional, kind, non-judgmental human being should be. Cheers FROTH buddy!
Your laugh, love of life, and incredibly positive spirit will never be forgotten!
Thanks so much to Mary Lynn for sharing all these great pics and memories, they're greatly appreciated.
Mary Lynn I will remember too and it was a blessing you found each other and had a good life together. I will never forget you two, never.
My heart goes out to his family & I send my sympathy & prayers.
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Rest well my friend !!
I worked with Jim at Fleet Credit Card in Newark, Delaware after he moved here from Colorado. He was such a positive person and always had a smile and an interesting story to tell. The overwhelming trait I remember about him was how gracious he was in all situations and how he went out of his way to make others feel comfortable. I am shocked and saddened to learn of his illness and premature passing since I remember him as being very active and healthy and involved in the outdoors. When I asked what he missed about Colorado his response was the arid air and the many creatures, such as geckos, darting around. I remember Jim beaming with pride when talking about his daughter Megan and anything about her. He told me he would let her sit on his lap and "drive" during long trips on deserted roads. This world is just not as well off without Jim in it.
What a wonderful friend
A lifetime of memories...
Jim, I will always remember...
Your old VW up in the hills of Berkley, overlooking San Fran,
V.C Davis Club sharing beers,
Holding baby Meg in your arms in Carson City,
You with the love of your life Mary Lynn in Lake Tahoe,
Playing Froggy in Pomana Pub,
Walking the Bay to Breakers, throwing tortillas.
You've taught me to cherish each day, worry about others and love family and
friends. Thank you.
You're beside me with Jan through thick and thin.
We will meet again at the end of the road, rest peacefully cousin.
Love Kevin