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On December 21, 2008 we lost our brother Jimmy. For years he battled an addiction to prescription medication. As his brother and sisters we wanted to set up a site for communication of the dangers of prescription drugs and resources for information and help. If help can be found or a life saved - he will not have died in vain ~ Never Forget! We Love you Jimmy!
James Thomas Buhrmester
November 19, 1977 - December 21, 2008
Our sweet Jimmy was born in Seattle, Washington at Group Health Hospital. He weighed 12lb. and 2oz. When a visiting group of expectant mothers saw him in the nursery they asked if their babies would be that big!! We all believe that he had to be that big to begin with to contain his oversized heart. His life was full of giving his friendship to all he met.
Jimmy loved the outdoors, riding horses, fishing, snowboarding, camping and all the things that go with adventure. He loved to travel and would visit foreign lands on a whim just to check them out. His artistic abilities were almost incomprehensible and he could see detail that most human eyes would never see. His vision was reflected in his drawings and paintings. Jimmy loved his life with Jackie and their 2-year old son Jayden Thomas so very much. He spent much of his time playing and teaching Jayden basic life skills.
Our sweet Jimmy was born in Seattle, Washington at Group Health Hospital. He weighed 12lb. and 2oz. When a visiting group of expectant mothers saw him in the nursery they asked if their babies would be that big!! We all believe that he had to be that big to begin with to contain his oversized heart. His life was full of giving his friendship to all he met.
Jimmy loved the outdoors, riding horses, fishing, snowboarding, camping and all the things that go with adventure. He loved to travel and would visit foreign lands on a whim just to check them out. His artistic abilities were almost incomprehensible and he could see detail that most human eyes would never see. His vision was reflected in his drawings and paintings. Jimmy loved his life with Jackie and their 2-year old son Jayden Thomas so very much. He spent much of his time playing and teaching Jayden basic life skills.
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