JimSTer - 2026-06-19

[Mondo]

Received this text from Virginia, the wife of the recently departed Jim Neagle:

Hi Greg. We have decided to do a service for Jim after all. It will be at the Unitarian Universalist Society in Coralville on Sunday afternoon July 26 at 2:00. It will be very informal with mostly sharing and refreshments. I hope you can come! Please spread the word among Jim’s friends.

Greg

 

[Bug Dr.]

Thanks Greg. I will try to make it.
Mike

 

[Kevin_56]

On my calendar as well.

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

Thanks, Greg. I’ll try…

John

 

[okckeith]

I’m still recovering from knee replacement surgery. But I will keep this on a want to make list. JimSTer was one I will miss! Great guy!

 

[treemuncher]

I will be trying to make this as well. Not sure what my schedule will be when I get home but I will certainly try to get there if possible. We had a lot of laughs together.

Memories from somewhere in Montana July 2014

 

[Bug Dr.]

Booked a room at Iowa City for Saturday and Sunday nights. Karen and I will be there.
Mike

 

[Bug Dr.]

Plans have changed. Work is going to interfere with our plans to attend Jim's memorial service. This bums me out quite a bit. If those that attend could please send our regrets and condolences to Virginia, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Mike

 

[treemuncher]

Della and I plan to attend. We will likely camp somewhere along the way up on Saturday night.

 

[ardykay54]

Went to JimSTer's memorial today..... Randy, Della, John, Bill, Kevin, Nathan, and Rob were there too.....I didn't recognize Rob Parker at first until he walked over and said "Hi" but it's been a while and I don't recognize myself in the mirror at times ....the memorial was well done....Russ.

 

[treemuncher]

Nice service for Jimster, yesterday. His favorite Kermit chair was on display but I think that was about the only motorcycle related gear shown.


I passed along a lot of photos of Jim to his wife Virginia. These belong in his family's care for legacy. While searching for those, I came across a few videos from events long ago. Each of these still brought me some hearty laughs. Nothing but good memories! We always shared a lot of laughs. Farewell, good friend.

 

[Darth rider]

Nice service for Jimster, yesterday. His favorite Kermit chair was on display but I think that was about the only motorcycle related gear shown.


I passed along a lot of photos of Jim to his wife Virginia. These belong in his family's care for legacy. While searching for those, I came across a few videos from events long ago. Each of these still brought me some hearty laughs. Nothing but good memories! We always shared a lot of laughs. Farewell, good friend.

Thanks for posting Randy. JimSTer and the crew were quite a group together. Rest in peace my friend.