His mother Harriet said James died on 7/18/98. He had lukemia for 2 yrs but died of pneumonia. Jim was married and had 3 boys. He worked in Kilgore, TX. (8/98 Info from Mrs. Sandy Moore)
James was a great guy in high school. Always nice and polite to others. I remember his "battles" in band with Bruce Wood for "first chair coronet." Us lowly tuba players were constantly inspired by their dedication...not! I'm sorry to hear Jim's not with us any longer. My families thoughts and prayers go out to those loved one's left behind. God Bless You. Dave Weymouth and Family
I echo everything Dave said, I have nothing but good memories of Jim. We are losing way too many classmates this early in our lives. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Jim's and all of our passing classmates families.
Dave Weymouth
James was a great guy in high school. Always nice and polite to others. I remember his "battles" in band with Bruce Wood for "first chair coronet." Us lowly tuba players were constantly inspired by their dedication...not! I'm sorry to hear Jim's not with us any longer. My families thoughts and prayers go out to those loved one's left behind. God Bless You. Dave Weymouth and FamilyBrent Donaldson
I echo everything Dave said, I have nothing but good memories of Jim. We are losing way too many classmates this early in our lives. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Jim's and all of our passing classmates families.Carl Corky Washington
I remember when Jim came to join us at MM. I was one of the first "assigned" to show him around! Loved that southern drawl...Blessings to his family.