Condolence: Dear Tina and family,

Norman and I are saddened to lear on Jim’s death. While we were growing up, Jim and I both attended East Gadsden Methodist Church where his sister, Mary, was my Sunday School teacher. Jim was older than. me. He was the lifeguard at our neighborhood pool. Jim was at Birmingham-Southern with Norman and they were Fraternity Brothers. Jim was the Chaplain at MMI when our son Glynn was there. We would hear of you through Norman’s mother while she was alive in Marion.

We send our sincere condolences and prayers. Jim was a wonderful man. He was loved and appreciated nthrougout his life. He will be missed. We look in hope to meet again in heaven. We pray God will bless and comfort you all

Condolence: “God is our refuge and strength, A help that is readily found in times of distress” Psalms 46:1. My deepest condolences to the Waters family for the loss of your dear loved one. Please know that the Almighty God is with you to comfort and sustain you through this difficult time, Philippians 4:6, 7 & 13.

Condolence: Tina and Family: I am so saddened to hear of Jim's passing. He was always so nice to us when we lived in Marion. May your sweet memories of your life together give you comfort as you eagerly anticipate the time that you will be reunited in Heaven. Sending prayers and loving thoughts.

Condolence: Miss Tina and family,

We were SO VERY SORRY to hear of Reverend Jim's death. BOTH of you were SO HELPFUL and SUPPORTIVE to us when Daddy died in 1997. While Reverend Jim IS DEFINITELY in Heaven, we KNOW he is MISSED by ALL of you as well as the people of Newbern.

We love you GREATLY and please call us in Newbern if we can support you in ANY way!

With DEEP sympathy,

Mary and Lisa

Condolence: At the end of each life is a legacy of love and memories. Hold tight to those memories…Lean on each other for support. And look to God and his Word, the Bible, for comfort and strength.1 Peter 5:7 encourages us to “throw all your anxiety on him, because he cares for you.”