Carol and I send our sincere Condolence to you Helen and Jim Jr.  May Jim find eternal happiness now with the Lord Jesus Christ.
Sincerely,
Robert & Carol Hoover

Helen, My condolences to you and Little Jimmy. I was very sorry to hear that Jimmy passed away. I thought of him often.   Donnie Saurbaugh

I'll always remember Jimmy.  I lived on Poplar Street from 1952 til 1969, and I and George Heisler rode on the truck with Jimmy often.  He loved music and would play the radio (LOUD!) the entire time, singing along with the songs.

His specialty was preparing Ham Subs for Saturdays, which was always a special event at Kirchner's Distributorship on Poplar St.   He, Andy, Tommy and everyone else would participate.  He made a fabulous ham sub.

He was full of life and I lost track of him sometime after the '70s, but I did hear several years ago he was having health problems.

I'm absolutely sure he's in a great place right now, singing the songs he loved so much (he had a wonderful voice) and readying a place for his loved ones for the time when they come to meet him.

God bless you all, and please accept my fondest condolences. He was so full of life, and would want us to carry on.

Best regards always,
Samuel R. King
Formerly of 716 Poplar Street
Son of Herbert S. and Kathryn C. King
iPhone@samking.net

I WISH TO SEND MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCE TO HELEN AND JIM,JR AND ALL THE REST OF THE FAMILY. JIM WAS A GREAT GUY. MAY GOD BLESS HIM AND ALL OF YOU.
SINCERELY
SAM FULGINITI

Tho we have never met I would like to express my sympathy for your loss of husband and father. May you find comfort from Bible at Rev.21:3b&4 and also your friends and family. Sincerely Jill Lynn Boehler (Staab)

Helen,
Our thoughts and prayers go to you & your family in this time of sorrow.
With deepest sympathy,
Mark & Patty Brenner (WI)

To Helen and family,  Our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.  Jim was such a great guy, Mike remembers alot of the wonderful times you all spent together, especially at the races at Penn National and Atlantic City.  He will be greatly missed.   With lots of love,  Mike and Trish Rogers 

Jim was a good friend for many years.  I remember well the good times had at the "Quarry".  I remember riding with Jim when we has to stop at every other gas station to fill up the small tank on his show bike.  It was fun going over to the distributor on Wednesday's watching Hullabaloo and seeing little Jimmie and Klete play, and the card games weren't bad either. I am glad I knew him. 
Mel Griffin

To the Kirchner family:
My sincere condolences to all of you for your loss of Jim.
Very sincerely,
Dennis Jeff

Helen and Jim my heart just ached for you both when I came into work (IICU at LGH) and saw Jim's obit. hanging in the locker room. I know how hard this may be for the two of you. I pray that you find comfort from friends and family in this time of sorrow. You are both in my prayers. Call me if you need anything.
Terra Sholley RN IICU LGH

I just realized that Mr. Kirchner passed away.  You are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.  May you sense strength from God to carry on.
Sincerely,
Theresa Kline (second grade teacher to James, Jr. at St. Joseph's School)

Helen, My sincerest condolences to you and Jimmy Jr.. Jimmy lived life to the fullest, laughing and loving every minute of it. I have a treasure trove of happy memories  of both of you and I can't help but happy whenever I think of them. Jimmy is in a better place with Jesus and Mary. God bless your family
Harley Shoaff

Dear Helen and Jimmy Jr.

I recently ran into John Kirchner and learned of the passing of Jimmy.  I am so very sorry for your lose.  I considered Jim a friend and always enjoyed being around him.  He had a great spirit about him.  I often thought about him after he left the beer dist.  Some times I would see Andy and he would fill me in how Jim was and what he was doing.

Again I am sorry for your loss and I will have good thought for you and Jimmy Jr.

Ron Henderson

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