Jim Reid

A pleasure to have known you and joy to have worked with you.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Rest In Peace Jimmy.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Tina,
Sending my condolences on Jim’s passing. Keeping you in my prayers.

Always in my heart. Rest easy Jimmy ❤️

A True Gentleman, a kind soul. You will be missed Jim. May you light the heavens above with your kindness. Tina, my dear friend and Debbie I’m so sorry.for your unexpected loss.

I’m saddened to hear of Jim’s passing. He was a good man and friend. My deepest condolences to Tina, and Jim’s family.

Tina I am so very sorry for loss! Jim was such a wonderful man individual. It was a pleasure to know him.

Rest in peace Jimmy. You will be missed.

Jim, you left your family and friends too soon. I’m sure your mom and mine greeted you with mixed emotions. “Welcome , but why so early?” I saw another new star last nite and knew it was you, shining on your grieving family. Go with god dear Jimmy. You are missed on earth

Deepest sympathies to Jim’s family & friends.
Jim went out of his way to make sure my Mom was safe during 2 storms when family members could not get to her. He brought her hot food & let us know
she was safe..
A hero to Cynthia, Ginny & Cotes family.
God Bless

Aw Jim I can’t beleive youre gone. I will miss you so much. Our talks on fb messenger meant the world to me. From elementary school to now you always knew how to make me smile. Rest in God’s arms now. Live you Jimmy boy.

RIP Jim. It was a long time since we saw each other in person but I enjoyed our regular Facebook interactions. Too soon for a good soul like yours to leave this world.

Tina, Jim was a wonderful generous person. I worked with him in IATSE 52 on a lot of jobs. He helped me many times with rides home when I had no drivers license, and once took me to an oral surgeon in NHP cause they wouldn’t let me drive afterwards to go home. We worked a lot of John Lowry jobs together early in his career. I’m 9 years older than him. I got on his bad side one time cause I asked him to work on some job I was panicked about and he couldn’t do it and said something mean to him. He never forgave me or gave me the chance to apologize. But I still loved him as a friend and co-worker ( I never worked with him again on jobs cause he got into set building and I stayed on shoot crews). I’m surprised nobody here is from IATSE 52 where he worked. He and I spoke a lot about personal stuff before I made him hate me. I know he loved you very much.
This is not a social thing ( this place to say I’m so sorry for your loss, etc.) but it occurs to me that if Jim was vested with 52 and usually would file for a retirement benefit ( defined benefit plan, health care, individual retirement account) he might not have done that prior to his death cause that is usually done at age 65. His claim for SS would also come into play maybe. I know this is really stupid but I’ll give you my email address and if there’s anything I can do to help you I will do it.
rodneybauer12345@gmail.com
I just hope others don’t email me to confuse matters as I am kinda old and just want to help you, Tina, if I can.
Rod