Birth date: Jul 23, 1956 Death date: Jan 3, 2016
Mr. James H. Loyselle, 59, passed away Sunday afternoon, January 3, 2016 in Muskegon. He was born July 23, 1956 to Harold and Delores (Carter) Loyselle, Jr. in Muskegon, and lived most of his life here. Jim was a proud member of t Read Obituary
I only seen him a few times and most of the time I was having car issues and he lenses a hand to me and was very kind , all of you 3 children had a special father , Chris was saddened to hear the news and send his condolences , as well as me and Shannon do . Prayers for peace as this time is never easy .Sandy Lee
Sorry to hear that Jim has passed away. I grew up down the road from the Loyselle family and though I am the same age as Jerry, I knew the entire family well. I have a lot of good memories of Jim. Though he was 7 years older, he was always kind. My most sincere condolences to his family and the entire Loyselle family.
Jim is my brother-in-law. I know what a wonderful father and grandfather he has been to my nieces and nephews as they are all beautiful people also, inside and out! He was always there for them as they are his pride and joy! Jim had a great sense of humor and was loved by my whole family. May God bless you and keep you Jimbo!
Sending your family much comfort during this time of sorrow. We remember Jimbo as pretty quite, but always lending a helping hand. May God wrap his arms around you and comfort you. Sending prayers............John Rogers and Sherry Frazier
Jimbo was my dad and my best friend.He was always there for me anytime anything.He loved helping his community and volunteering with the rescue mission.I will miss him so much but I no he will always be watching over me and his family and will always be in my heart and my kids hearts forever.I love you dad.
I first met (jimbo) is what we called him. On a construction site building the manistee high school back in 2001. Pipe fitter he was and a good one. Jimbo was quiet but did speak up know and then with important questions and everyone enjoyed listening to him. He could name every navy ship there was and even the ones before his time. I could tell he loved people and people loved him.
He had written on the back of his safety vest 103% cause he gave it his all. Even before he went to the hospital he came to work not letting his crew down, nope not jimbo.
Little did most of us know that would be the last time we saw him.
Know our brother is with the Lord
My deepest sympathy to the Loyselle family
Mary K. Local 355
International Labors Union of North America
I shared the back Pew with Jim when I went to Church. He was mostly quiet, but always there. He will be truly missed! Too young! didn't realize He was 2 months older than me. Sending lots of Love and Hugs to the Family..
I remember the fun we had when Steve and I would meet up with Jim and ride down to the Lake. Seems like yesterday although it is closer to 40 + years. Many great memories. Our prayers are with you.
Lela Miller
