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Dear James and Janice:

I was saddened and shocked to hear of James' passing. Now there's another twinkling light in Heaven, but a little less light here on Earth. I, as will so many others he touched in his inimitable way, will remember him fondly.

Aloha, Cheryl Niggle

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In a message dated 12/5/2008 5:41:35 A.M. Hawaiian Standard Time

Rich Welt writes: Many years ago, and after reading a few books about about Feng Shui, I was very fortunate to have James become my first Feng Shui teacher. I was so appreciative to be given the opportunity to be a recipient of his commitment to generously sharing his diverse life's experiences and professional expertise.

A couple of days after hearing about James passing, I was cleaning out my storage unit, and by accident ( I don't think so ), opened up one of my boxes and nestled into the stack of Feng Shui papers was the notebook that I received at my initial class with James. The first page was a story called, "The Importance Of Living". At the very bottom of the page I had written a note to myself that said, "everything was important". It was the first gift of many that I received from James and his teachings.

My experience of James through all of the succeeding years that we were colleagues was that he made sure that everything was important. He took consistent action in bringing so many diverse people with a variety of backgrounds, together; because it was important.

Prior to the Palm Springs Feng Shui Conference, he asked me if I was interested in facilitating an open forum to discuss the importance of having our community be licensed and the actual process of how we would go about that. He knew it was the right time for that discussion and that it was important. I was honored that he felt I was capable enough to respectfully hold that space for so many people, with so many different opinions. His trust in me was a blessing I will always hold dear to my heart. It was at that conference that a small group of us agreed to form the International Feng Shui Guild.

James held true to what he felt was important, whether you agreed or not, you knew where he stood and I truly respected him for that.

Thank you James for making life important. Thank you for making me feel important. Thank you for making so many others important.

Rich Welt

Co-founder of the IFSG.
Fri, Dec 05, 2008 6:07 pm

Jon Sandifer writes: James made an enormous pioneering contribution to the Feng Shui community through the Warehouse and his Conferences.

As a new speaker on the US Feng Shui stage, James graciously invited me to present at the 2nd International Feng Shui Conference in Palm Springs in October 1997. It was a turning point event for Feng Shui in the USA.

For me personally I made contacts and friendships that have endured since.

James was kind enough to bring me to Monterey (1999) and Orlando in 2001. As a "foreigner" -so to speak- James always looked out for me and made sure all was OK.

It was wonderful to see him later in Morristown, NJ, at the next big event hosted by Renae Jensen and her brother Lou. This time he was not the organizer and could quietly get on with his passion: Feng Shui and astrology.

The world needs skilful organizers like James who can bring together so many different views and cultures while maintaining a sense of fair play. My thoughts and prayers for James family at this time.

Jon Sandifer

Former Chair of the Feng Shui Society

London UK www.fengshui.co.uk

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