Jim Gibbons

1930–2017 (age 87)

Biography

Jim Gibbons devoted himself to public service and the well-being of his neighbors, taking pride in working collaboratively to address local needs while keeping a steady focus on fairness and inclusion.

Colleagues and friends remember him for the warmth of his laughter, the sincerity of his counsel, and the tireless energy with which he approached community causes.

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