Jim Messerschmitt

Birth date: May 11, 1936 Death date: Nov 9, 2018

Jim Messerschmitt passed away November 9, 2018. Jim was raised in Elizabeth, Colorado. He moved to Prescott, Arizona in 1997 after living in numerous locations throughout the United States.He was preceded in death by his wife Ja Read Obituary

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Rick Bialobrzeski

351w ago

Jim was a mentor to me at EDS and showed me how to be a humble, kind and compassionate leader. Even as we lost touch over the years, I thought of him often and he still inspires me. He will be missed!

Mike Glynn

358w ago

Jim was one of the kindest people I have known. He was a great mentor to me and always had good advice about work and personal life. I still have some of his short writings that I have enjoyed reviewing over the years.

Liz Schimmel

359w ago

Jim was no doubt the most inspirational person in my life. His spirit led everything he did in life and his impact on so many people left us all better for knowing him. I asked him once what he contributed Janet and his amazing marriage to and without missing a beat he jokingly laughed and said, “That’s easy! She lets me think all the good ideas are mine!” I am happy they are reunited with Jesus and look forward to seeing them again one day. Jim’s life will continue to inspire me for the rest of my life and I will always smile when I think of him.

Vickie Gladieux

359w ago

I worked with Jim back in the EDS days really enjoyed and respected him so sorry to the family for your loss

Marlene Masten

359w ago

Jim hired me as well, taking a risk on a high school history teacher for training as an industrial engineer and manager. He was my mentor and guide. We touched base again on one of his trips to London and then when I transferred to Dayton, Ohio in the early 90s. He fostered respect, commitment, and loyalty in an age of growing impatience with corporate culture. I wish I could have seen him one more time. I also wish I could be there to celebrate his life with others who benefited from his wisdom, fierce values, and gentle presence.

Toby K Schultz

359w ago

Jim was a bright and positive light in our life! Every morning we enjoyed seeing him walk Luna. At first it was a friendly chat and later he took genuine interest in working with Fenway, our golden retriever, offering training Sunday afternoons so he, too, could be a therapy dog. Jim was an extraordinary man with a tremendous love for his family, faith and life. Rest In Peace.

Don Ray Williams

359w ago

Jim hired me into EDS. He was a great guy and I am sorry to learn of his passing.

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