Birth date: Sep 18, 1959 Death date: Oct 8, 2016
James D. Baker, age 57, of Elyria, passed away on Saturday, October 8, 2016 at University Hospital Elyria Medical Center. He was born in Sandusky and grew up in Elyria where he had been a resident for the past 27 years after retur Read Obituary
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I was friends with Jimmy, Joyce and Rita back in the early 70's. You all have a special place in my childhood memories! I was trying to find you when I found this obituary. I was so sad to find out Jimmy had passed.
I hope Joyce and Rita are well! My sister Beth has passed away too.
God bless you all!
I wish I had a picture to add.
Sam Gage
I used to live in La Mesa and I went to Tenaya jr high.
I'm really sorry for your loss
Jim will be really be missed here....He was always smiling when hecame and had many stories to tell...He was very proud of his family... I liked him with business and personally..He will always be in my prayers ....Dale Sokalski. Total mfg
R.I.P. Jim. You were a pleasure to work with and to talk to. You will be missed here at Nissin Brake. Prayers to the family. Alvin Rank.
I remember, when we were in Junior High. My mom, Nancy had just remarried and we moved back out of Grandma Baker's, where we had been living with Jim and his dad (uncle) Jerry, over to Eastern Heights. Jim bought me my first vinyl LP that Christmas. It freaked me out because it was Dark Side of the Moon. I was almost scared to listen to it because I thought it would be a "dangerous influence". But it became the most beloved set of songs of my teens. And it was Jim, who, having had influences from the west coast, I always felt was way more hip than me, gave me this gift of music that I have treasured all my life. God Bless him and his family. Mark Hamilton cousin and about 15 days younger than he and his sister Joyce. Great memories of our times as young tykes out at their house on Grafton(?) Rd.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Your family is in my prayers. Jim was a good man an I enjoyed talking with him when he was in our shop working on machines. I'm sure he will be greatly missed. Thoughts an prayers Jason Willey Alkon corp.
