James (Jim) Lee

I would like to express my deep condolences to Jim's family - I was a RAPID Co-ordinator in the early days and Jim had a precious knack/gift of staying calm and making people laugh - out loud! - in stressful situations. Rest in Peace Jim. X

I am sorry to be so late in adding my tribute but I wanted to add a few words from a fellow aviation enthusiast. Although I did not know Jim well, I met him from time to time at various aviation events in Casement and Weston. In fact just last July I shared a viewing point with him looking towards the threshold of runway 29 at Casement watching all the comings and goings for the Bray airshow. Jim was a man of few words but he was able to comment knowledgeably on all the aircraft arriving and departing. I also admired his many articles in "Flying In Ireland" where he wrote in such depth regarding Irish defence and aviation policy. He was a man of many talents and generous in sharing his enthusiasms with all in plane watching circles. May he rest in peace. LK

I was very saddened to hear the news of James sudden passing. He was so encouraging to me when I was Care Coordinator for St. Laurence O'Toole Social Services, I used to know James was on the computer as a new plane was set as screen saver. East Wall lost one of its good ones RIP James sleep tight

So sorry to hear of James passing. Sincere condolences to my cousins Shirley and Paul. Love and prayers from

Kathleen Byrne
New Zealand.

Farewell Jim. Thanks for all your kindness , advice and good humour. Your many stories and adventures in your work and aviation life were inspirational and entertaining. Have a safe journey man, RIP.

My hearth is so heavy since i heard the sod news of Jim's passing last Sat Jim you had a hearth of gold thanks for all the help encouragement and influence since i became manager of St Laurence O'Toole's home help service, you will be sadly missed

So sorry to hear about James.
Very special memories in particular the youth club in East wall .
James had a lot of friends because he was a lovely guy.
May you RIP James.
Damian and Carmel

James was a community man and gave a lot of his time to East Wall. I am glad to have been involved with him in various community activities and playing badminton many years back. He was a very charismatic character and he will be sadly missed RIP James. My condolences to the family.,

Rip Jim you will be sadly missed xx

Sorry, to hear death of my cousin. Nicky Byrne, Connecticut

James will be sadly missed as a good friend and as someone who shared my formative years

Had the pleasure to work with Jim for many years quietly spoken yet well able to hold his own .
His hobby was planes not one I understood but I think in a previous life he might have liked to have been an engineer and perhaps flying for the RAF on some mission during World War 2. Fly High Jim

Words cannot express the sadness on hearing of Jim's death. I am honored and blessed to have known him through our working alliance. He was truly a funny and remarkable man, touched so many lives and made working with him a pleasure . Condolences from all at KARE Social Services.

very sorry to hear this sad news, glad to have known you a real gentleman.