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Teresa Lewis
August 21, 2011
Jim,
You will really be missed. I always remember you being at all of our basketball games and cheering us on! You were much appreciated. I'm sorry I don't remember if I've ever told you that or not, but you were appreciated! Thank you so much for being there for us! You always had the right thing to say. Thank you, and may you Rest in peace with our Lord for eternity. You will not be forgotten.
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September 26, 2010
Dear Katherine and Philip and all of you who loved Jim,
Jim was an important part of my childhood. His parents and my parents - and also my husband's parents - were dear friends. I saw Jim often at gatherings of family and friends. I'm thinking of him now with great fondness.
Every good wish to all of you,
Allison and John Beasley
4378 Chickering Lane
Nashville, TN 37215
September 23, 2010
Dear Katherine and Philip,
I want you to know how deeply saddened I am to learn of Jim's death.
I knew him fairly well although I haven't seen him since Ken's funeral.
Virginia and Henry Goodpasture were of my parent's generation and I was Ken's and Jim's. I believe Virginia and Henry were God Parents to one of my sisters.
We will miss Jim. I remember 50 or 60 years that Jim would take off for Florida every winter and return in the summer.
With Deepest Sympathy,
J. Haskell Tidman, Jr.
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