What does God do with the personalities He created when the bodies He put them in die?  They live eternally.  Jim Iverson was a friendly, generous, passionate and compassionate individual who touched our lives.  I met Jim when I was at a low point, searching for a home.  With a friend of a friend's help, I found Jim fixing the home where he and his wife raised their daughter.  I live there now.  Getting to know each other, he agreed to go to my church; there he learned more about God who loves him alot.  He called me Pammie; now is working on a Caddie and betting on a Filly, with no more pain.  Thank God that Jim was humble enough to get to know God better in his last days.  We will miss Jim Iverson every day.

Now for the fun stuff about jim we where at the swapmeet in pamona he had an bathroom rug to put stuff on & some guy came by three times and wanted to buy the rug jim told him it wasn't for sale all three times.

Jim was caring & loving not just for family he told me a time when a older mexican woman came to the door she missed her ride and needed a ride to the bus stop because she could walk any more jim gave her ride. he love to help people that needed it even the ones he didn't no.

I've had the honor of knowing Jim. He was a good friend of my grandfather Marshall. I've seen him here and there throughout my life as he would be at Marshall's house when I would visit. He has always been an extremely pleasant person- the kind of rare person who went out of his way to treat others with respect and kindness. Jim was a great man who offered humor and wisdom, and he will be missed. Jim is in paradise now. God bless.

Over 17 years working in Fred Hight Farmers Insurance, you can get very attached to customers and make good friendships.  Jim is a standout, as he conducted business the old-fashioned way and came in to the office to take care of his insurance matters in person, and of course when we saw him coming we all knew we were in for a good long conversation/debate that would take at least an hour.  Politics, religion, God, government, music, cars, real estate, and always a good word about people we had in common.  Sometimes if we were rolling on a subject, he would fire off question after question like a timed survey that would make you think fast.   We will all miss these sessions with Jim.   We were blessed to get to keep him here these past few years, as he said he was on borrowed time.  Very much a pleasure to have known you Jim.  Fred, Barbara and Claudia

Christy and Mary.  I am saddened to hear of Jim's passing.  We had some good memories, like our house in Alpine. Missy our dog. all the kitties, swapmeets, drag race meets, Rutherfords, Fargos, the horse races, the slot machines and watching the fireworks on the 4th of July in Alpine a few years back.  Jim, you were truly a unique person.  May you rest in peace.
Always, Cathy

Father of our beautiful daughter, Christy. And good brother to your sister, Mary. A mechanic who could get any engine running from a Mayflower Moving Van to a lawn mower even if it took a golf tee, a piece of wire or chewing gum. A true lover of the automobile, hotrods and their "parts", your cats, the Little Rascals, Leon Redbone and of course the 1950's. A man who's heart defied the doctors and kept you going for the last 10 years. Considered remarkable by your cardiologists. You are truly one of a kind and will surely be missed by all who knew you. Until we meet again in loving memory..

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James Howard Iverson

19 March, 1943 – 25 November, 2012

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