James Robinson Obituary

I am so sorry for your loss. Big Jim will be missed at senior games! Darts won't be the same.

Virginia and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Jim is such an awesome man, he leaves a big hole in the Pocatello community. He will be missed by so many.

Jim was a friend to everyone and I am so glad have been able to call him my friend for so many years. I will miss you big guy.

I remember Big Jim when he would come in where our kids went to day care. He would pick up my son and put him on the ceiling! My son loved it. He was always smiling and having fun. From all. my family condolences to you all. You are in our thoughts today. Teresa Raamussen.

Prayers and thanks to God for His blessings to continue flowing for all of you who place your connection to my Brother/InLaw Prune/Jim here. Your words of encouragement and remembrance of him fills my heart. This lets us know that he was consistent in his love for life outside of 5255 Federal St. Much Love Prune Daah!

Grant us, Lord Jesus, always to follow the example of Your holy family,
that at the hour of our death Your glorious Virgin Mother with blessed Joseph
may come to meet us, and so we may deserve to be received by You
into Your everlasting dwelling-place. Amen.

Jim will be greatly missed - our prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

RIP my brother see you on the other side

Jim you are forever in our hearts
Amadeo, Cathy, Clari, Deo, & Adriana Ramos
St Jo´s Family.
To Virginia from Amadeo Jr (Deo) : "He was such a great guy and I´m sad he had to leave us - I´m also really thankful I got to know him when I was younger and have him as a shop teacher in Junior High"

Sending my condolences to the family of Big Jim. As a little girl, I remember him giving my sister Lolo the biggest bear hugs . I use to enjoy watching him, my brother Butch and all the other guys play softball. Continued prayers to the family, he will be missed. Fly high Big Jim .

We called Jim Prune growing up on the North End of Warren, OH. My last memories of him were after my college years, he had moved out of State and came back. He still was humorous, yet he was a much more focused and serious man. He cared about issues that affected people and his love of his wife and family was evident. He told me that he loved his life. We would share stories and laugh and reminisce about growing up. Although we did not connect for years, I felt that the world was in a better place with him in it. He fought a hard and strong battle, now he can rest knowing that he was valued and will always be loved. May his light and love help and provide strength to his family and loved ones during this difficult time.

I'm so glad to have had him as a friend and as my teacher along as was my daughter Cassie Canfield we really appreciated him and looked forward to seeing him he made school fun he will really be missed. RIP Jim.

My condolences to the James H. Robinson family. My name is Robert L. Stringer, Jr (Clobber), Our Family lived 2 doors doors from the Robinson family for over 50 years in Warren, Ohio. What I most enjoyed about James (Prune) is the fun we shared during our childhood days playing football in the street, playing army in the fields in our neighborhood, going to the park swimming during the summer, going to a great school (Lakeview High) and eventually playing Varsity Football for the Bulldogs. James was an excellent team player and friend. There are to many memories to list, however was a great person to friends, family, and neighbors in the Warren area. We spoke from time to time while he was in Pocatello and he sent photos of his beautiful wife and family whom he loved dearly. May he rest in peace until the coming of our Lord and Savoir, Jesus the Christ.