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James Massie
10/02/1952 — 10/18/2024
James Massie
James David Massie, beloved husband and father, passed away peacefully at his home on October 18th, 2024. James was born in Cleveland, Ohio on October 2nd 1952 to James Earl Massie and Alice Marie Crishbaum. James grew up in California where he met the love of his life, Connie Gail Hubbard. The two married on May 26th, 1979, and raised one daughter, Brandy Marie Massie. James worked for Disneyland resorts for much of his life, before retiring to Pasco, Washington. James is survived by his wife Connie, daughter Brandy, his brother Robert Massie, sister Barbara Lugo, as well as one nephew and four nieces.
In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to the charity of your choice in Jim’s name.
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I became friends with Brandy in junior high. I remember Jim as a kind and caring dad and husband. I always felt welcome and included as though I were part of the family. And of course the sense of humor. Some fun memories were trips to Disneyland; Halloween costumes (Star Wars may have been involved); going to San Diego and me falling asleep 5 minutes into the car ride, to the great amusement of Connie and Jim (and probably Brandy too).
You will be missed. Hugs from the old country <3
Thoughts and prayers to Connie and Brandy
I truly will miss you Jim and my prayers go out mostly to your wife and your daughter Connie and Brandy I know they will have a hard time accepting this but I pray for their healing and acceptance and to know that you were lucky in your life and that you were Truly blessed to have such a good family. He will truly be missed . He taught me to play chess when I was 8 never could beat him. But when we were older remember meeting him up at the cabin with all his friends Beat him in front of all his friends he was Embarrassed and proud of me at the same ti never forget that.
My friendship with Jim began when we both worked at Disneyland.
Jim was very smart and skilled in many areas. He had an uncanny ability to appear almost like magic when you least expected it. Our many years as coworkers roaming often in the closed dark Magic Kingdom after all the guests were home tucked in their beds.
Jim gave me great advice and support when things were difficult for the workers in 1984. That support I will never forget.
When Jim retired that ability he had to make you laugh and not take life always so serious , headed with his Connie and Brandy to the NorthWest .
You were good man Jim.
Mike Barry and family.
I will remember Jim as a dear friend and mentor, as well as a devoted and caring husband and father to his wife Connie and daughter Brandy. He was always kind and friendly, and he was as sharp as a tack. He was well-read, full of humor, and happy to talk about just about any topic under the sun. On a given day you could find Jim using the computers he built, fine-tuning his linux install, toying with new tech gadgets or tools, working on his cars or RV, home-brewing beer or wine, reading book after book, improving his woodworking skills, tending the garden, or planning frequent trips to state and national parks and other scenic areas.
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James Massie