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Does Jim Messina of Loggins and Messina have siblings?
Yes, Jim Messina has siblings. He has two brothers named John and Steve Messina, as well as a sister named Mary Messina. Jim's family has been supportive of his music career, which includes his time with Loggins and Messina.
How old is Jim Messina?
Greg Messina was born on March 17, 1975, in White Plains, New York, USA.
When did Jim Davis - actor - die?
Jim Davis isn't dead he's still alive at age 65 and he was born in 07/28/1945.
Is Jimmy swaggart still active?
No, Jimmy Swaggart is still alive. He turned 79 years old in 2014.
Is Jim messina married?
Jim Messina was married to Jenny, his first wife, for 10 years circa 1970 to 1980. He is currently married to Michaela, his second wife, and has one child, a daughter, with her.
Jim dine dead or alive?
In August 2008 he was still alive so I'm guessing he still is... :-)
Is Jim Dine dead or alive as of March 2011?
He is still alive as of August 2011.
Is Jim Davis still alive?
He is still alive. He was born on July 28, 1945. When i wrote this answer he was 64 years of age.
Is Jim thorpe still alive?
No Jim Thorpe is surely dead. if not he is a VERY old man
Is Jo Dee Messina and Jim Messina related?
No, Jo Dee Messina and Jim Messina are not related.
What is the birth name of Jim Messina?
Jim Messina's birth name is James Melvin Messina.
What is Jim Messina's birthday?
Jim Messina was born on December 5, 1947.
Is Chris Messina the son of Jim Messina?
No, Chris Messina was born in 1972. Jim Messina was married briefly from 1970 to 1980. He and his wife had no children
Is jim brown dead?
No, Jim Brown is still alive as of November 14, 2011.
Does Jim Messina of Loggins and Messina have siblings?
Yes, Jim Messina has siblings. He has two brothers named John and Steve Messina, as well as a sister named Mary Messina. Jim's family has been supportive of his music career, which includes his time with Loggins and Messina.
Is Jim Morrison dead or alive?
Dead.
Is Jim Henson alive or dead?
Dead.
