I am still in shock! What an amazing legacy Jimmy leaves…he was one in a million!! So hilarious!!! When I traveled with the team to England in the late 90’s, we all visited the Canterbury Cathedral. While singing a hymn, Jimmy was next to me with Debs to the right side. Jimmy sang with a VERY British accent and stayed stone- faced cold. I began to move with laughter trying hard not to laugh out loud as it would echo. I asked Debbie to make him stop. She was already laughing. He only kept going and became louder as, of course, Deb, Lavon and I continued cracking up! It became an extremely long hymn!!! For the most part, I kept it in. So much so that I heard my abdomen pop. My muscles hurt so bad for the rest of our time there. And, yes, we laughter all the time….which hurt…but you know Jimmy… When arriving back home, I saw the doctor…Needless to say, Jim literally busted my gut! Torn muscles to the max! What a souvenir! The memories we made were the best! From a teenager at the Tab, Jim brought humor to my great times of seriousness or sadness. He always checked up on my llife! He brought more laughter to all of our times of joy! I love and miss you, Jimmy! See you at the Gates of Heaven!! Love, Kimmy (Evancho) ❤️🎤🎹