James S. ''Jim'' Thorlacius
July 12, 1962 - November 21, 2006
Obituary
James “Jim” THORLACIUS
Age 44, Passed away on November 21, 2006. Jim was born on July 12, 1962, was an avid sports fan of the Seahawks, Mariners and Sonics and a music buff of Rock and Roll. He is survived by 2 brothers Wade and Tim; 5 sisters, Valerie, Arlee, Susie, Mary and Stacey and numerous nephews, nieces and a large extended family. Memorial service Dec. 7, 2006 from 2:00 – 4:00 PM at White Center Eagles, 10452 – 15th Avenue SW. Please sign the online guest book at www.bonneywatson.com.
To The Thorlacius Family-
I’m so sorry to here about the passing of Jim! Although Jim, and I haven’t been aquainted for several years, we were good friends for several years as children! My fondest memories are of him, and I staying up late, and watching “The Tonight Show”, with Johnny Carson. Also, we use to go to his dad’s shop in South Park, and build Hydro boats out of scrap wood! That was in addition to the endless summer day’s of bike riding, and our favorite-playing basketball together!I still have a photo of our 6th grade championship basketball team! These, and many other memories of Jim, will be cherished forever! Again, my deepest sympathy! – Ken Evetts
To the Thorlacius Family,
I am deeply saddened by the passing of your beloved Brother, Jim. I’m appalled by the number of losses you’ve all endured these past few years. I admire your courage and hope that your hearts are healed by the love and memories that each of you have for Jim.
Jim was especially playful and fun to be around. He was very giving and had a heart of gold. May he rest now, in peace. Sincerely, Brenda Mayer & The Mayer Family
What a terrible loss to his friends and family. Jim had a magnetic personality and a great sense of humor. I grew up with Jim, he will be greatly missed. May god bless his family.
Jim –
This last year was a tough one, but I wouldn’t have missed it for the world. I love you and miss you.
Susie
the DANTZLER family want to say we are so sorry to hear of the loos of jim he was a great brother he allways had a happy smile on his face
the DANTZLER family want to say we are so sorry to hear of the loos of jim he was a great brother he allways had a happy smile on his face
Jim
I am so glad we had this last year, my kids got to know and LOVE you so much. I will cherish that always. We are going to miss you…
Love you
Stacey
I remember all the fun times at Evergreen High and what a great sports fan Jim was.