Sherri and Allison,
I know how much your Dad loved you and how proud he was of each of you. He always enjoyed talking about you and took great pleasure in telling us about each milestone as you grew through the years. Please take care and know we love you as well.
Auntie Mare and Uncle Cliff

I just now am seeing these messages! Thank you for all of your support and love… it has meant the world to me during this difficult time. We miss you all – hope to see you all soon. Love Sherri

My deepest condolences to Colleen,and all of Jim’s family. May all your memories help to bring you comfort during this difficult time.

Sadly Jim won’t get to share his golden years with Colleen, his daughters, family and friends.
But everyone can always look back and appreciate the time they did have.
RIP Jim

Thanks Uncle Bill <3 We're glad he's at peace now. Love and miss you and Aunt Andrea. Love Sherri

I only know Jim for a few years before he died I would sometimes ride my bike past his house and Colleen I would see jim out side doing garden ing all kinds of yard work he was a great guy he pumped up my tires on the bike when they needed it he was famous for his flimagos in the spring time he would put out his flimagos I would love taking pictures of them he would have wonderful Halloween decorations I rember last Christmas why he was still alive the flimagos were still out till after Christmas he was a great man I remember one easter he invited my Aunt and I for easter dinner Jim cooked kabassa and other food he was a kind person we had to go away for 6 months to Saratoga Springs NY on family business and Jim asked my aunt and neighbor have not seen me around i would bike or walk and had to go away in April came back on Halloween week before he died I went over to visit but his wife said he was not home and I had no idea something was happening to Jim I was very sad shocked and surprised when heard the sad news thought this wasn’t true I remember Jim like to go places with Colleen his wife I remember jim loved his dog Bella lest he is with Bella Jim will be missed and flimagos my coldance goes out and so my aunt he was so nice miss him already

My sincere sorrow and condolences to Jimmy’s family on the their loss. It is a very painful thing to endure. I lost my dear wife Natalie, Jimmy’s oldest sister, at 55. I also lost my sister Barbara at 47. Jimmy was a fun loving guy. God bless Jimmy and his family during these hard times. RIP in peace Jimmy.

Thanks, Uncle Karl… I’m happy to think that your Dad and Mom (my grandmama), Natalie, and Jimmy (my dad) are all in a better place, at peace together watching over us all. <3 Much love, Sherri

Sending hugs and prayers to Colleen White and Jim’s family. So very sorry for your loss.

My family sends condolences to Colleen and Jim’s family. May your memories forever live in your heart and continue to get you through these difficult times.

My Uncle Jimmy had a generous heart. I would visit him at his home in Ewing while student at Trenton State College, and stayed with him on two occasions in NC, once when I had an audition in Charlotte and later for a performance in Raleigh. He took me out, and fed me the best steaks and stuffed cabbage. He was kind and treated his guests like they were the only person in the world. We’d talk on the phone from time to time for hours, and I wish I called him many more times. Jimmy will be missed.
All my heart felt condolences go out to Sherri, Allison, Colleen, and Donna. Love you Jim!

Thanks, Charles! He always had such a great time when he was visiting with you. I remember him telling me how happy he was to have your company and enjoy big fat steaks together! It’s been many years, but I remember having such a great time at your wedding. Hope to see you sometime soon, when it’s safe to do so. Love and miss you! <3 Sherri

I am so very sorry for your loss. I worked with Jim in Raleigh as a technician at Siemens. Jim taught me a lot about the trade, and I will always be grateful for that. Jim seemed to be rough around the edges, but I learned he was a man with a good heart. While working on a jobsite together, I let him know I was expecting my third child in the coming months. I didn’t think much about sharing that with him, but he shocked me the next day. Jim called me over to his truck and pulled out a beautiful potted flower. He said he wanted my wife to have it and plant it in the garden. That way, each year when it bloomed, we would always have a reminder of the birth of our son. Every so often I think of Jim and am reminder of his rough style, but a man with a heart of gold. Thanks Jim, you will be missed. I lost my own father this year. My heart goes out to his family and loved ones.

Hi Steve, thank you so much for sharing… he definitely was a character, and did have a kind heart. I am so sorry for your loss as well… sending you our love and condolences. Wishing peace for them all in the afterlife. Best, Sherri

I just now December 21, found out that Jimmy passed.
Im sooo sorry and shocked, you have my deepest sympathy. So sad.
Jimmy was a very good guy and he used to stop over my house in Ewing to see
my father and work on cars. Those were the good old days.
I didn’t know that Jimmy’s middle name was the same as my father’s (Bert).
Please keep me posted on the memorial service.
Take care and stay safe.

Hi Marcia and Dennis – so sorry the news reached you so late… I will definitely let you know about the memorial we will hold to spread his ashes once it’s safe to do so. Much love, Sherri