James (Jim) Meschwitz - Guestbook

Mr. Jim, you did wonderful job for Austin ISD students, families and community. It was a pleasure knowing you all those years.My thoughts and prayers go out to your family and friends. I know you will be a powerful Angel in thier lives.

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Our prayers are with you.

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Our prayers are with you.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

I have missed Jim this school year at Akins. I have been glad that he was with his family in Brenham and resting. I worked with Jim as a fellow Teacher Assistant the last 2 years at Akins. I always enjoyed the opportunity to chat with Jim. I really enjoyed his depth of knowledge on so many subjects and his sense of humor. Jim always made me smile and gave me a good laugh many mornings in the classroom kitchen at Akins. I pray for all of his family and friends for peace at this difficult time. My deepest condolences to each of you. I love this picture of Jim! I never knew him when he looked like this. I met him after he had become ill. He used to tell me that he used to have the nicest, thick hair! You were right Jim. I know you have your nice hair back now and your Heavenly and healthy body! I will see you on the other side Jim and look forward to many more chats with you!

My name is Ron Shelton and I teach in the Austin Independent School District.

In 2005, I met Jim when I was hired as a teaching assistant at Akins High School. After I became a teacher, Jim worked with me in the Social Behavioral Skills (SBS) unit at Akins.

Jim was a great employee and an even greater friend.

God bless Jim, his family, and friends!

Ron Shelton

I am saddened to hear of Jim's passing. My condolences to all of his many friends and family. I worked with Jim at Akins for many years.

I always appreciated and admired Jim's depth and breadth of knowledge about so many topics, his razor-sharp wit, and his sense of humor, as well as his generosity by always providing an ear, and dispensing his wisdom.

I've missed seeing him at Akins; I'm comforted by the thought of Jim cracking jokes in Heaven, to the delight of the Angels and Heavenly Host.

Jim was always a quiet person observing both humanity and nature. I remember his wonderful sense of humor and kind smile throughout our high school days. May our Heavenly Father be with you as you say good-bye to Jim while holding his memory within your heart!

I fondly remember Jimmy from our high school days. He always had a friendly smile to share with me. May your memories bring you joy and your faith bring you peace and comfort.