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Gerald George
September 22, 2024
Was on Webster webfoot radio in Dallas, Texas when I was three. Am 79 now . Will never forget Jimmy. We corresponded Gerry George
Jimmy Weldon performing "The Flag" in 2020 at the For The Troops Gala. Gala Co-Chairs Rosemary Allison and Dr. Cristina Markiewicz in the background. Information on this charity that Jimmy was a treasured supporter of can be found at: ForTheTro
Rosemary Allison
May 26, 2024
Here is that great video that I hope you will take just a few moments to listen to that Jimmy Weldon performed at our For the Troops Gala a few years ago, we were all blessed to be in the audience when he performed the Flag Presentation. The perfect thing to watch this Memorial Day! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akfd9xYMSs4
mike SCHAEFER
August 16, 2023
Mike Schaefer, Member, State Board of Equalization here; Jimmy was a great Hollywood-Los Feliz Kiwanis member, often sharing lunch and comradship with us, often speaking to clubs on patriotic topics, always a duck greeting(his nexus to fame). A nicer guy and more loyal friend you would not find. Salute! dear friend, so proud of your life. City of Burbank(his home) had a Jimmy Weldon day in formal Council session. MS
Steve Marshall
August 14, 2023
I saw Jimmy Weldon and Webster Webfoot back in the 60's in Seaside at the Del Rey Theatre, out front. He was so nice . I'll miss him. God Bless him.
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Richard Lugar
August 11, 2023
I first saw Jimmy on TV in Fresno, CA. A great man of God that could befriend a little nobody like me. We attended the same church and continued a long distance friendship when he and Muriel moved to LA. I do miss him, but know we will meet again when I get called home to heaven.
JF
July 24, 2023
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Justin Wilde
July 23, 2023
Jimmy andI were buddies in the 80's & 90's. He was extremely intelligent, an accomplished private "Bonanza" pilot, a great friend and a wonderful patriot. Besides his his acting and radio work, he was a very successful motivational speaker. Even after his wife Muriel passed away, he had more energy and zest for life than anyone I'd ever met. He was "one of a kind" and will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
July 21, 2023
My condolences.
Denise Ruhlow
July 20, 2023
Jimmy was a great friend to my husband and me here in Burbank CA. He was a member of the Burbank Civitan Club in Burbank. He gave of himself in so many ways. His love for tlhis
Country was unending. He was loved and greatly missed.
Dee Dee Ruhlow [email protected]
Stephanie Schell
July 18, 2023
You will be remembered in the world of Hanna-Barbera cartoons.
Ken S. Johnson
July 17, 2023
Mr. Weldon,
Last we talked was prior to the PANDEMIC and we laughed about those earlier days.
The show (KSBW 8) (Salinas, Ca.) during the late 60’s. We both remembered the studio and that one afternoon with the kid playing his accordion. Honed my sense of humor.
You are partly responsible for my dismissal from one agency prior to securing my retirement. We talked about visualizing prisoner transport and upon arrival just how long a night the custodial staff was in for after 45 minutes of practice on the ride to booking “We Want You All To Know ..” (theme song)!
Puts a smirk on my face to this very day, 60 years after the show. Retirement issue: Worth every lost dime based on entertainment value.
Only you and I could laugh at my seven year old honesty at comparing your fingers to my uncle Tony’s.
We had fun and IT AIN’T OVER YET, my Friend.
Kenny
Stephanie Schell
July 17, 2023
Remember Hanna-Barbera cartoons from my childhood.
Kevin Butler
July 14, 2023
I corresponded with Jimmy..years ago and we became friends..I also met him..when I was back in Los Angeles,Cal. filming episodes for "Alf's Hit Talk Show" in 2004. We continued to communicate via phone calls over the years..He was a talented,sweet and kindly gentle man..and..I..I..(Crying)I'll miss him
Kathy Fitzpatrick-Colwell
July 12, 2023
Oh, Jimmy. I’m so glad I was able to speak with you on your last birthday. I know my daughter Jessica misses you as much as we all do. I’ll see you again some day and it will be just as if it was yesterday. Love you, Jimmy.
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