Jim W Solomon Jr

Birth date: Aug 1, 1951 Death date: May 31, 2025

Jim is survived by his loving wife Sandy, Companion dog Sky "Woof Woof", Mother Mary Francis, Brother Mitch, Sister Laura (Ron), 3 daughters, son in law Joey, 8 grandchildren, 1 great Grandchild and many nieces and nephews. Jim w Read Obituary

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Kristin Capati

21w ago

in honor of Jim.

My favorite memory of my uncle Jim was when he visited us in Georgia from California back in the 80's. I remember he was wearing bell bottoms and had long hair and cool sunglasses. He was such a cool person to meet as a kid. I remember him playing basketball with us in the street. I was in awe of him.
I have been so lucky to know him. He spent many years serving his country and people. He will never be forgotten. He was one of the strongest men I ever knew. I always looked up to him for his strength and his sense of humor in hard times. When I heard that he was joking about the paintings the family did for him in hospice I was in even more awe of him. We've been lucky to have him in our lives and we'll see you soon Uncle Jim. Love you. ❤️

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Love Always, Mom, Otto And Laura

21w ago

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Ron Campbell

22w ago

in honor of Jim.

Hey Jim. I am so sorry the Good Lord needed you more than we did, so you were called Home. But we did need you. We needed your constant grin, with those eyes just dancing with mischief. We needed your bad jokes that somehow always made us feel better. We needed your sympathy and support that lessened the stress we felt, no matter what.
I didn't know you long, not nearly long enough, and I didn't know you well, not nearly well enough, but I did know you. I knew you to be an honest and honorable man, always willing to help, always ready to offer encouragement, always there for your family and friends.
You fought your ailments with courage and determination, as Marines do, but it wasn't enough this time. And Thank God for His Mercy, for you had suffered enough.
I am thankful you were in my life, one of the Three Ottos, that cranky band of brothers who always managed to get on someone's nerves. I'll think about you often and I will miss you! I love you, Big Guy!!
Oh, did I thank you for saving my life? THANKS!! Really!

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Ron Campbell

22w ago

in honor of Jim.

Hey Jim: I am so sorry that the Good Lord needed you more than we needed you, so you had to go Home. But we did need you. We needed your constant grin, with those eyes just dancing with mischief. We needed your bad jokes that somehow made us feel better. We needed your sympathy and support that always lessened the stress we felt, no matter what.
I didn't know you long, not nearly long enough, and I didn't know you well, not nearly well enough, but I did know you. I knew you to be an honest and honorable man, always willing to help, always ready to offer encouragement, always there for your family and friends.
You fought your ailments with courage and determination, as a Marine does, but it wasn't enough this time. Thank God for His Mercy for you had suffered enough.
I am thankful I had you in my life. One of the Three Ottos, that cranky band of brothers who always managed to get on someone's nerves. I'll think about you often and I will miss you. I love you, Big Guy!
Oh, did I thank you for saving my life?
Thanks! Really!

Ron Campbell

22w ago

Hey, Jim:
I am so sorry that the Good Lord needed you more than we needed you, so you had to go home. But we did need you. We needed your constant grin, with those eyes just dancing with mischief. We needed your bad jokes that somehow always made us feel better. We needed your sympathy and support that always lessened the stress we felt, no matter what.
I didn't know you long, not nearly long enough, and I didn't know you well, not nearly well enough, but I did know you. I knew you to be an honest and honorable man, always willing to help, with act or word, always ready to offer encouragement, always there for your family and friends.
To be sure, you fought your ailments like a Marine, with courage and determination, but it wasn't enough this time. Thank God for His Mercy, you surely had suffered enough.
I am thankful I had you in my life. One of the Three Ottos, that cranky band of brothers who always managed to get on someone's nerves. I'll think about you often and I will miss you. I love you, Big Guy!
Oh, did I thank you for saving my life?
Thanks!!!
Really!

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22w ago

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Laura Campbell

22w ago

in honor of Jim.

My dear brother.
I know that heaven called you home but you will always live in my heart. I did not want to lose you. I did not want you to suffer either.
I’ve always been so proud to be your sister. “My brave, honorable, marine.” My big brother….
We are not apart. You’re in my memories and my broken heart.
Forever.💔

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22w ago

in honor of Jim.

J T

22w ago

in honor of Jim.

I'm sure gonna miss listening to those good oldies you used to play 🌺 Thank you for all the advice you've given me, your are really gonna be missed. Rest in Paradise My Friend 🧡

Laura Campbell

22w ago

in honor of Jim.

My dear big brother.
I know that heaven called you home but you will always live in my heart. I did not want to lose you. I did not want you to suffer either.
I’ve always been so proud to be your sister. “My brave, honorable, marine.” My big brother..
We are not apart. You’re with me in my memories and my broken heart. Forever…💔

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