So glad I reconnected with Jimmy at our 50rh reunion and a few months later visited him and Melody in Murfreesboro .. will cherish those great memories. Melody, we will surely miss him
Just heard of Jimmy's passing. Jimmy was a friend and was always the happy one in the crowd. I have a lot of wonderful memories of our time in high school and after. My life was better having a friend like Jimmy.
I remember sweet Jimmy from Eastway Elementary school days. Johnny Preston, Chester Rhodes, Jerry Good, Mike Preston, Gary Bender...what a great group of guys. I never saw anything but fun and love from him. Whenever I have a memory of him, it just makes me smile. I know he's resting in peace for eternity, and I pray for his loved ones to find peace in the thought that they'll meet up with him eventually. What a party we'll all have in Heaven. I love you, Jimmy.
Jimmy was my oldest friend and one of the best friends a person could have. He was a Christian first and foremost. He arranged many charitable campaigns for the many musicians in need in and around Nashville. Every time I was visiting he always told me before I left " Wanda, if you need anything no matter what, just call me and I will be there."He was like a brother to me.I will miss him so much. God now has a new angel ready to start working. RIP My Dear Friend
What a great guy Jimmy was. When Teresa was battling cancer, and we had some unforeseen expenses, Jimmy gave a guitar signed by Amy Grant and Vince Gill to be raffled off. He was always upbeat and loved to attend Baker functions. RIP dear friend.
I too remember Jimmy as a friend from Eastway Elementary School. Alwasy happy-go-lucky. It was great to reconnect with him at the Class of 65's fifty reunion. May you rest in peace in the arms of our Lord and Savior, Jimmy. You will be missed by many.
Gary Bender (1965)
Jimmy was one of a kind and will be missed by many. RIP Jimmy.
Elaine Bradford (Anderson) (1965)
So glad I reconnected with Jimmy at our 50rh reunion and a few months later visited him and Melody in Murfreesboro .. will cherish those great memories. Melody, we will surely miss him
Daniel L Lee Jr (1965)
Just heard of Jimmy's passing. Jimmy was a friend and was always the happy one in the crowd. I have a lot of wonderful memories of our time in high school and after. My life was better having a friend like Jimmy.
Suzanne McCain (Young) (1965)
I remember sweet Jimmy from Eastway Elementary school days. Johnny Preston, Chester Rhodes, Jerry Good, Mike Preston, Gary Bender...what a great group of guys. I never saw anything but fun and love from him. Whenever I have a memory of him, it just makes me smile. I know he's resting in peace for eternity, and I pray for his loved ones to find peace in the thought that they'll meet up with him eventually. What a party we'll all have in Heaven. I love you, Jimmy.
Wanda Beach (Patton) (1965)
Jimmy was my oldest friend and one of the best friends a person could have. He was a Christian first and foremost. He arranged many charitable campaigns for the many musicians in need in and around Nashville. Every time I was visiting he always told me before I left " Wanda, if you need anything no matter what, just call me and I will be there."He was like a brother to me.I will miss him so much. God now has a new angel ready to start working. RIP My Dear Friend
Ronald Andrew Shaddix (1965)
No matter how many years went by...whenever I saw or heardl
from Jimmy it was like yesterday. You’ll be missed old buddy.
Roy Cook (1968)
What a great guy Jimmy was. When Teresa was battling cancer, and we had some unforeseen expenses, Jimmy gave a guitar signed by Amy Grant and Vince Gill to be raffled off. He was always upbeat and loved to attend Baker functions. RIP dear friend.
Jack Reagan (1965)
I too remember Jimmy as a friend from Eastway Elementary School. Alwasy happy-go-lucky. It was great to reconnect with him at the Class of 65's fifty reunion. May you rest in peace in the arms of our Lord and Savior, Jimmy. You will be missed by many.
Marlene Carr (Lantzer) (1975)
Sending sincere condolences to all. Rest in peace.
Danny Williams (1975)
rest in peace