James Breeding Obituary

Mr Breeding,
Thank you for letting me be a part of your life. We're going to miss you that's all I can say. Don't worry we haven't given up the fight yet. Whenever we ever needed advice you've always been there always encouraged us to do things that we weren't sure what to do. Sam's going to miss you big time but it's okay I know you're here in spirit. If I could have let anybody else be my Dad it would have been you. I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart but for letting me be a part of your life let alone your families life. Whenever we thought that we couldn't go no further you encouraged us to keep going no matter if we knew what we were doing or not. I think you again Mr breeding love always your face.......Jennifer and Johnny.

Mr Breeding,
Thank you for being a part of my life. Really going to miss you Sam is especially. If I could ever call another man my father it would have been you. Like I said thank you for being a part of my life and giving us advice whenever we felt that we were lost. We're going to miss you but we know that you're here in spirit with us anyway. Thank you and as well as many others. Love your face always, Jennifer and Johnny. Don't worry we're not going to give up yet we're going to fight till we can't . Thanks Mr. Breeding. And
Samantha, Our deepest condolences. Love your face and Raiin too...... Always.
" Are we in trouble?!" Never forget it . Everytime we conquered something you gave aways gave praise or gave us other ways to think about things. Thanks Again you're Truly Missed..

Randy and I bowled, then played fast pitch softball together. We took up Golf next and we were partners for 50 years. When moving to Albuquerque, Randy flew down to do my taxes as he had done for many years. Then we ate at the BEST Mexican Restaurants and of course, played golf. Randy was like a brother to me and was a big part of my life. He was a man of integrity, and he will be greatly missed. Rest in peace, my friend.

I spent many years fishing with Randy at Eleven Mile Reservoir at our friend Mike Hendrick's cabin. We relied on Randy's ability to back our boat out of and into the garage and backing it into the reservoir. He was a great fisherman and an avid Rockies fan. We enjoyed his comments about them, often bringing a smile to our faces. Randy was a man of few words, but when it came to fishing he could read the water and guide us to the fish. Mike and I were glad to share a lunch with Randy on the Friday before his passing. As always, the conversation revolved around fishing and the times we spent. We cherished that time with him. May he rest in peace in the great fishing river in heaven.

Remember Randy Breeding from a couple of summers working summer baseball and softball grounds crew at Memorial Park. At that time I was also a college student. He was friendly, humorous and accommodating coworkers as we prepared the fields for play. May he now Rest In Eternal Peace.