Remembering a friend who made a difference our family.  He will never be forgotten and always missed.  We used to call him the “wood guy” because Jimmy made toys for our grandkids and he touched our hearts.  

Sincerely, Mark and Annemarie Scherer

My journey with Jimmy started when we met at Phil Winslow BMW.
I had just started riding a bicycle, and Jimmy got interested , next thing I knew he got a bicycle too. From that time forward we became good friends.  we started training for the Denver Posts  Ride the Rockies those are about 400 mile rides at it is what it said ride the Rockies. As time went by we helped the Park and Rec, leading rides to help handicaped people .  Jimmy and I were known as the Dream Teem. Jimmy stayed with Park & Rec did other programs.
Jimmy will be truly missed, when we got older we would get on the phone and Remember the Glory Days,  He is with our Lord and  no more in pain, Your Buddy       Jay B

Jimmy was such a vibrant light! So full of life and shared his exciting, funny, not so funny sometimes, life stories. Heaven has gained a spirited saint. Enjoy your new body and adventures, Jimmy! The suffering is over! Praise God! ❤️

What can I say about my Uncle Jimmy! Goofy, that’s what. I’ve listened to his stories about motorcycle trips with friends, bicycle trips through the mountains, mountain man rendezvous, and helping with handicap sport stuff. He was a people person. One winter Uncle Jimmy drove us to Breckenridge to see ice sculptures by way of snowy mountain roads, driving like a crazy man, at least to us. He gave us this evil giggle and enjoyed himself. He enjoyed staying active and helping others. We heard all about his trip to Japan with Aunt Sayoko, and so many other stories. God truly blessed him. Now he is sharing his silliness with everyone in Heaven, lucky them!

What can I say about my Uncle Jimmy!  Goofy, that’s what.  I’ve listened to his stories about motorcycle trips with friends, bicycle trips through the mountains, mountain man rendezvous, and helping with handicap sport stuff.  He was a people person.  One winter Uncle Jimmy drove us to Breckenridge to see ice sculptures by way of snowy mountain roads, driving like a crazy man, at least to us.   He gave us this evil giggle and enjoyed himself.  He enjoyed staying active and helping others.  We heard all about his trip to Japan with Aunt Sayoko, and so many other stories.  God truly blessed him.  Now he is sharing his silliness with everyone in Heaven, lucky them!

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Jimmy Osborne

June 20, 1936 – August 12, 2026

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