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James Franklin
Schiller

1938 - 2020

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Condolence From: Joe Havran

Condolence: I know him as Jimbo Schiller. Well that's what we all at southwest called him. Jim taught me a lot about parts and the machining process of all that we produced at Southwest . . I watched him everyday work hard to get the product out the door and manage all that was going on . He also had the biggest heart of a person that I have seen . He was a family man. And one day he told me he was going to Retire !!! The owners went crazy . . . . . They would soon be lost without Jimbo in charge . . . . He came to me and said … Joe I told the owners / the Lemans that you were the guy to help coordinate for the parts that are on order and for the shelves. He started my life
with southwest and taught me a lot …… I remember calling him at home sometimes , and he never ever let me down . . . He guided me through it all . I will miss and never forget Jimbo. He always talked about his wife Carolyn and missing Tim's games . And said he was tired of that . And just like that he was gone . My feelings go out to his family . They don't make em anymore like Jimbo / James Franklin Schiller

Thursday January 30, 2020

Condolence From: Joe Havran

Condolence: I know him as Jimbo Schiller. Well that's what we all at southwest called him. Jim taught me a lot about parts and the machining process of all that we produced at Southwest . . I watched him everyday work hard to get the product out the door and manage all that was going on . He also had the biggest heart of a person that I have seen . He was a family man. And one day he told me he was going to Retire !!! The owners went crazy . . . . . They would soon be lost without Jimbo in charge . . . . He came to me and said … Joe I told the owners / the Lemans that you were the guy to help coordinate for the parts that are on order and for the shelves. He started my life
with southwest and taught me a lot …… I remember calling him at home sometimes , and he never ever let me down . . . He guided me through it all . I will miss and never forget Jimbo.He allways talked about his wife Carrolyn and missing Tims games . And said he was tired of that . And just like that he was gone . My feelings go out to his family . They don't make em anymore like Jimbo / James Franklin Schiller

Wednesday January 29, 2020

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