GoodBye Shoeshineboy

It is with much sadness that I find out that an old friend has left us.

James Mavity, known to many as shoeshineboy to many of us old timers to PC and 285bound, passed away on August 10, 2012

Out thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Semper Fi Jim. Guard heaven well.

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RIP Shoe!

My thoughts and prayers are with Elf and other family and friends.

This is so sad - I remember him from a few old old boards that are long gone. RIP my friend.

Very sad news, indeed. RIP SSB!

Shoe was a great guy. Long and deep roots here in this community.
There aren't words to express how much he will be missed.
Elf......I am thinking of you and if you ever need me.....I am here.

Very sad news. Sympathies to family and friends.

Becky wrote: It is with much sadness that I find out that an old friend has left us.

James Mavity, known to many as shoeshineboy to many of us old timers to PC and 285bound, passed away on August 10, 2012

Out thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Semper Fi Jim. Guard heaven well.

http://www.disastersupportvolunteers.co ... rashs-pine

http://www.facebook.com/JamesLeeMavityM ... fan_invite

I never had the pleasure of meeting him, but what sweet and beautiful eyes he had. It seems like his heart was just as gentle and amazing as well. From everything I have read it seems like he touched so many lives and he will be greatly missed. Perhaps another time and place we will meet. RIP James and thank you for being you. Prayers and condolences to his family and friends.

Condolences to his family and friends. Sunshine, my first reaction was the same. What beautiful eyes.

I was asked to provide a copy of Jim's obituary here.

James Lee Mavity Born 2/19/1965 in San Francisco, CA; passed away 8/10/2012 Lived in Buffalo Creek, CO with his wife Pamela and his dogs, Abbey and Hannah. Worked for D. Johnson Contractors as a heavy equipment mechanic and excavator. Moved to CO in 1994.
Description
A Marine Corps veteran, American patriot and CO State Commander for the III% Militia, his interests included 2nd Amendment rights, shooting, engineering, home improvement and spending time with his family and friends.
He was pre- deceased by his father, Gary, and his niece, Ronna Clark. He is survived by his wife, Pamela; his mother, Doralee; his sister, Susan; his brothers, David and Brian, and their wives Linda and Lynn; his nieces Jennifer and Lisa, and his nephews, Brian and Killian.

Pam....whatever you need.....I am here.

There was no service for Jim, per his request. Plans are being made for a get-together here very soon for all of his many friends to celebrate his life and share our wonderful memories of such a great guy.