Jim was a wonderful person, always calm, very helpful, funny, friendly and hard working to get it done! We often chatted about the children. He was a true joy to work with and I will miss him dearly. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

I knew Jim from the FAA Technical Center. He was a great guy. I always enjoyed talking with him. He will be greatly missed! My deepest condolences to his family!

I know Jim from the Tech Center. While I don't remember how we initially met, I know for years to come, he always had his kind smile ready for me, when we passed in the halls. Jim's gentle presence was a welcome moment in my days. I'm finding it hard to imagine returning to work without the chance of seeing Jim in the hallways; he never rushed by, he was never preoccupied...when you saw Jim, he gave you his whole presence. My heartfelt condolences to the Ogilvie family; he spoke so highly of his boys and I know his family was everything to him. Rest in Peace, my friend.

I a so sorry for you loss. We have been praying for your family. I know the lord has wrapped his arms around Jim to take him home. Sending you all my heartfelt prayers for strength and healing during this time.

My dearest sympathy goes out to each and everyone of you. I recently loss my dad and I know the pain you all are feeling, but know that our God gives us comfort and strength during these most difficult times. I met Jim in September of 2018, we became team members for the Classification Team and our "long-distance" friendship grew from there. I was glad to have the opportunity to see him back in March at our Team Meeting in Oklahoma City, every morning we would have breakfast together, along with some of the other team members. We laugh about work and personal lives, it was like a family reunion. It was a pleasure to have known such a wonderful, kind-hearted person. I really enjoyed working with him and tapping his brains for answers, when I couldn't figure something out. The news broke my heart and he will be dearly missed.

There is no doubt that Jim will be missed at the FAA WJH Technical Center. I can count on one hand the most sincere, compassionate, thoughtful, accessible, and friendly people, that I’ve interacted with in all my years at the FAA. Jim was certainly in that count. Knowing that Jim interacted with a great many people, I was impressed that he remembered my name from our first conversation forward. Jim wasn’t hung up on titles nor anything else. He didn’t treat you nice because of your position at the Center, he treated you nice and was genuinely interested in you as a person. That is just who Jim was, kind and genuine. I looked forward to seeing him in the main building. His greeting had its way of lifting me, letting me know that we’re more than a bunch of people reporting to the same place to work. Jim portrayed a real and tangible caring for people, he was the human side of the FAA. It’s rare that folks on the job can make you feel like you’re more than employee #123, but Jim took the time to do it. We should all carry the spirit of Jim with us, making the world a much kinder and gentler place. I am better off having known Jim, we all are. Rest well my friend, until we meet again.

I had the pleasure of making Jim's acquaintance in the main hallway of the William J. Hughes Technical Center. He smiled and warmly said hello, and I reciprocated but received a kind energy in the exchange. Years later I would have children in the Little Flyers Academy and talk with Jim about matters pertaining to childcare. He was humble and attentive as we worked through what would be best for the children. From that point on we always made small talk and swapped pleasantries at work if our paths crossed. He shared some of his challenges but never complained. Yes, he was a kind, gentle, friendly man who was always so. My sincerest condolences to the Ogilvie family and those who loved Jim.

Jim was the most humane person I have ever met. He will leave behind a legacy of kindness, warmth and profound caring for all who crossed his path. I can’t imagine not seeing him in the halls of the Tech Center. My heart and prayers go out to Jim’s family. I am so sorry for your loss. He will be missed.

I am so sad to hear of Jim's passing. I have known Jim since my son started at the Little Flyers Academy many years ago. He was such a kind and gentle man. As the years passed we would look forward to seeing his smiling face and welcoming greeting as we passed in the halls. He would ask about our family and our son. I will miss seeing him. So very sorry for your loss.

Leanna, and Family. My sincere condolences for your profound loss. I knew Jim for the past 29 years at the Tech Center. He was a pleasure to work with, and made anything related to HR go smoothly. Without a doubt, he was the nicest, kindest, most sincere colleague I have ever worked with. So very sorry.

So sorry for your loss....he was always so nice to my nephew Mark Cinque...Jim always had time to talk with Mark at church

So many remembrance, condolences proceed my moment to offer in kind words. Jim was truly a humble, sincere, encouraging, diligent co-worker and friend. To know Jim was to know you would receive a smile on any day you encountered him. Who could not say that maybe they strolled by HR on a given day to perhaps pass Jim in the hallway....just because you needed a smile and dear "Hello" from him. The world was blessed with Jim's presence and as for all of us, our Lord will tell us that "it's time to come Home. Your job was well done". Well done Jim!! I thank God for your walk on this earth. My condolences to your family and they shall be in my prayers for healing of heart. Their forever love and honor for you shall fill the void, as time passes by. God Bless you all.

All my condolences to family, friends, and coworkers. Jim was such a good soul! He always said hello to me and never forgot my name. Jim will missed by so many.

After my almost 35 years at the Technical Center, Jim remains one of the kindest, warmest, friendliest people I've had the pleasure of getting to know. Such a proud family man. I'll miss seeing him, and his always big smile. I hope your many special memories of Jim will bring you some measure of comfort during this sad time.

I am so sorry for your loss. I knew him from the tech center and he always said hi and had a smile on his face. Even if I was having a bad day, seeing him and his positive attitude always made my day better. He was a blessing to our whole tech center community. He will be missed each and every day.

To Jim's Family and friends. I've known Jim since I started at the FAA in 1996. He's been a smiling face, a great helper and good friend that I cherished all these years. May the hand of God be with his family and bring strength and hope. Until we meet again. Blessings and thank you to your family for sharing you with us.

My heart aches to hear this news. Mr. O was one of the good (GREAT) ones who was never without a smile, was one of the kindest people to ever exist and had a huge hug that you felt down to your soul. The choir of angels gained a member on their A team. Sending my love and prayers for comfort and peace for the entire family.

My sincerest, deepest condolences to the family. I was so very saddened to hear the news. May Jim rest in peace. He was highly thought of and well respected at the Tech Center.

Jim always had a smile and a kind word whenever I'd see him HR or in the halls at the Technical Center. My condolences to his family. Rest well Jim...

I wanted to give my condolences to Jim's family. He will be truly missed by many including myself. He was an extremely nice guy that always seemed to brighten the mood some how and you just knew he had a good heart and spirit. It was a pleasure to know him.

You were always a smiling face in the halls at work. Like an indoor breeze, always welcome and refreshing. You will be missed.

I had the pleasure of working with Jim for many years, and he always had a calming, "everything is going to be ok" attitude. He was always kind and thoughtful, sharing goodies here and there and ALWAYS greeting me with a big smile and a gentle heart. I am heartbroken to hear of his passing, but I know his faith will carry him straight into heaven, greeted with open arms. He will be deeply missed. Even when we no longer worked together, he was someone I could count on. I know how much he cherished his family and would do anything for his wife, children and grandchildren. He was an incredibly special person, and I am honored to have been his friend. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers! Sincerely, Christine

Sending our deepest sympathy for your family's loss - along with gratitude for your sharing Jim/Dad/Granddad with us all :) May God's love comfort and sustain you all...cindy & ed reichelt/wjhtc

I am so sorry for your loss! I worked with Jim at the Technical Center. He was very much liked by everyone. He was a sweet man. He was always helpful and polite. I will miss you Jim! RIP

My Deepest Sympathy to Jim's family. May his Soul Rest In Peace.

I submit my condolences to Jim's family, friends and FAA co-workers. I am truly shocked, and he was always a kind spirit. May he rest in peace.

In memory of James "Jim" G. Ogilvie, Kellie, Gary & Aiden Sklar lit a candle

Jim was an incredible man always willing to help. He will be missed. Sorry for your loss, praying for your family.

Dear Leanna and family: we are deeply saddened by the loss of Jim. We find solace in knowing he is with Jesus. We hope that you find comfort and peace in knowing that heaven gained an angel and Jim is celebrating with Jesus. Jim was a kind, sweet man and we will miss him dearly! We're not sure if Jim's smile or heart was bigger but we do know that we will meet again for his big hugs he always greeted us with! Rest in peace Jim, we love you. With our deepest sympathy, Kellie, Gary & Aiden Sklar

In memory of James "Jim" G. Ogilvie, Rosemary Katchmar lit a candle

Dear Jimmy O, You brought light, love, wisdom, and a sense of humor to us all. I cherish your support, satire, and friendship all these years. Laughing with you about the DPSC EAP days to the FAA EAP days just shows me the hand of God and soul groups who are meant to cross paths for experience, strength and hope in the service of others, with levity along the way. I will deeply miss you though we will meet again. Blessings and thank you to your family for sharing you with us.

A man of God has gone to be with Jesus. Jim was a great influence on our children's lives when they were teenagers when he and Leanna were actively involved with youth group. He always had a smile and a kind word for everyone. He will be missed. Leanna, we are so sorry for your loss. Love, Ginny and George

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.