Birth date: Dec 18, 1941 Death date: May 17, 2013
James “Jim” Dale Aud, born December 18, 1941 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, passed away on May 17, 2013 in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the age of 71. Jim married Marilyn K. Berryhill on December 29, 1961. Jim is survived by his wife, Marilyn and chil Read Obituary
I don't remember, but I know my papa was the one who taught me golf. And for as long as I live, I will play golf, for him. Every time I play golf, I swear I hear his voice saying "Good shot", or " Aim left or right." It really makes me sad when I "hear" him talking to me. And I also feel like he is with me when I go to the softball Feilds or baseball Feilds;(And I never thought I would be carrying my Papas casket to his grave;(;(……
Jim was one of that rare breed – a gentleman. I worked with Jim in the forensic laboratory of the Tulsa Police Department where he ran the photography laboratory. Jim brought to the job a love of his work as well as the ability to get along with both police and scientists. Jim was also my friend, a caring, funny, lovely friend. It was a pleasure to work with Jim and call him friend.Carla Noziglia
I remember when he would come to me and my sisters game, and would cheer his heart out. He was never mad or angry when he was at our games, because he was just glad to be there.
Jim was a great mentor and always so supportive and positive. I am glad to have had him as a positive role model in my formative years. God bless the family and prayers during this difficult time.Darla Kelley Phillips
We always enjoyed seeing Jim at the softball fields. His love of family and the game was evident in his encouraging smiles and cheers. We will miss him. Our prayers are with your family. Love, Shawn and Sarah Campbell
"Coach" Aud was a man that I will never forget. I had the pleasure to play baseball for him in my jr. high days and I can't say that I have ever met a man that I looked up to as much as I did Coach. I am truly sorry for your loss.
I can't begin to express the thanks for the life of Jim, for his caring for his buddy Ron Ellis, when Ron was dying of cancer. Jim took Ron to cancer treatments when I could not. Jim took Ron along with him on the golf course when Ron could not walk nor play. Jim came at 2am when Ron passed. I can't begin to express what Jim & Marilyn meant to us as friends. Jim is no longer in misery, he is having a good time now with the Master. Playing golf and joking in the playground in Heaven. God bless you Marilyn, Carol Ellis.
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