1934 - 2017
1934 - 2017
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1934
2017
James M. Lewis, age 83, went to be with our lord and savior on Saturday, July 15, 2017. He is preceded in death by his parents, Emory and Lena Mae Lewis and his son, Billy Lewis.
James is survived by his wife, Irene Lewis of Watauga, TX; children, Phyllis Farmer of Mineral Wells, TX and Connie Allen Brand and husband Rick of Watauga, TX; grandchildren, Bryan James Sleeman and wife Somer of Weatherford, TX., Christy Ellsworth and husband Michael of North Richland Hills, TX; great-grandchildren, Bryan Robert Sleeman and Ashton Lee Ellsworth and his siblings, Erbie Lewis and Joann Wizer.
James was born on April 3 in Murchsion, TX. He served his country in the Army for 3 years and wass a Dallas Police officer for 22 years retiring in 1978. James married his soul mate, Irene Lewis, together they have celebrated 53 years of marriage. After retiring James and Irene had a farm for 35 years in Wills Point, TX. He loved farming and spending time with his family, grandchildren and 2 great grandsons. He was loved and will be missed.
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Pamela Payne
July 18, 2017
Aunt Cindy and Family,
I'm so sorry for your loss. My prayer is that God will bless you all and give you a peace that only he can give. I stopped by mom and dads grave today (Ed and Katie Kinder) and thought to myself that now they have more family with them in Heaven. It made me sad but that's the one place that we should all long to be. We'll see them again one day. God bless us all until we meet them again one day. Love and prayers being sent your way. Love, Pamela Payne
Eddie Stone
July 18, 2017
I worked with James for a couple of years prior to his retirement. He was well liked and his humor was enjoyed by all. He set a good example and was always willing to assist his fellow officers. He will be missed.
John R. Allen
July 17, 2017
James Marvin Lewis was truly one of the DPD Good Guys,and one of Dallas Finest. My thought's and prayers go out to Irene,his family,and many friends. May God Speed,and RIP my Worthy Brother,and my Brother in Blue. John R. Allen,Retired DPD,and Retired Alvarado PD.
Phyllis Farmer
July 17, 2017
Dad, I just want to tell you from my heart,thank you for being my Dad. I admire your strength and courage that you displayed as my Dad and instilled into my life. Dad thank you for always being there for your family, your children,and grand children, and great grand sons. I love you Dad ! I will miss you greatly. I will see you one day again in heaven. Love you Dad !!
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