Condolence: God bless the (Frank,Raymond)Blass family,and friends at a difficult time like this,so sorry for jimmys passing,jimmy lived live to the fullest with a smile,and great personality.In the park,when I was young,being tiny,and light,i jumped on the back of jimmys blue Kawasaki h2,he didn't know I was on the back until his front wheel came up in a wheelie,I grab on to him tight,he was cracking up laughing so hard,and said Hess what are you doing? We laughed about it for years.When i come to visit franky,jimmy always a happy person,down to earth,great human being to be around,you will be missed by so many,God bless the Blass family and friends forever,and ever-------JOHN 3:16.til we meet again my friend

Condolence: To the family of James Blass, I am sorry for your loss even though I did not Jim. I am writing this note to his family because Jim's passing has brought up a question to my high school class as to what ever happened to or the where abouts of Bucky Blass. He would be around the age of 80 or a little older. He did not graduate from Gilbert High in Winsted with our class of 1957, but he did attend the lower classes with our class. I believe that he lived on the Danbury Quarter Rd when he was young.
If anyone has any info on this man, please let me know. Janet Stack 860-379-7119 or
e-mail jstack7119@gmail.com
Thanks, Janet Stack

Condolence: Jimmy was one of a kind, always made me laugh and had a kind word whenever I saw him. My heartfelt condolences to the Blass family.
Rest in Peace Jimmy, show them how to cook in Heaven.

Condolence: Raymond & Frank,
I am So Very Sorry to hear this Sad News of Jimmy’s Passing. Sending you both my Sincere Condolences & ((Hugs)).
Rest In Peace my Friend,
Joyce Cuozzo Lesieur

Condolence: Rest in Peace James Blass. Cherish the memories, may the light be with you , your family & friends.
Robert MacKinnon ( Bahama Kin )