Birth date: Sep 30, 1950 Death date: Oct 22, 2018
On Monday, October 22, 2018, James (Jim) Gordon Meiser passed away at home at the age of 68. Born in Memphis, TN on September 30, 1950 to John Gordon and Vida (Vicky) Ryker Meiser, Jim was raised in Springdale, AR where he gradua Read Obituary
Uncle Jim was always kind to me. I didn't get to see him often, but the times I did were happy. Thank you for the smiles and the lollipops Uncle Jim. Rest peacefully. Say hello to Daddy, Grandma, and Granpda for me.
Love,
Jamie
To the family of “our” Mouse! Tho we have never meet, we just KNOW that over the years Mouse had recalled the SKULL CREEK times shared with a crazy crew of guys and gals!! We are sure too that after a beer or two 😉😉 you just knew this couldn’t be true..but trust me..it was!! That is why when we learned the news of his passing, we all were deeply saddened! Our friend Janie has said it best..and from “us” (Janie, Dixie, Lizz, Bev, and Gene) our collective thoughts and prayers!! UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN
MOUSER..UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️!
Dixie, I’ve been slammed and wanted to wait until I had a moment to actually respond the way I wanted. First, seems like yesterday he lived next door to us, I remember the dancing, party hopping in Skull Creek, the tons of road trips together, and the laughter beyond measure. We had such an amazing life together, very unique our relationships were. Our friendships stood the tests of time and beyond. None of us fell in love with each other but we loved each other. I think we were the original “Friends” show uncut! I’m sorry we never got together again, makes me sad. Thank you for sharing this with me. I’m thankful to have known and loved our “Mouse”. He was one funny dude, full of fun, and love. May your heart feel better soon. Mine has a hollow void at this moment, but soon his passing will leave my spirit and the memories I have of him and our love will fill that void. Today I mourn his loss from this planet. We lost a good soul! AMLATT
Our sympathy goes out to the Family of Jim Meiser. I will always cherish the trips we all made to St Louis to cheer our Cardinals especially the world series trip we made. As well as the cotton bowl trips we made. Jim always thought of others and making sure they had a great time and cooking ribs as well as other things. Sure going to miss you my friend Rest in Peace
We knew him through high school and he was alway such a nice guy. Sad to hear of his passing. Roy and Cheryl Fears
