Photo courtesy of White's Funeral Home - Springtown
Sep 8, 1950 - Dec 30, 2017
So sorry for your loss. Praying for you and your family. If I weren't sick I would be there for you tomorrow but I will be sending my prayers
Darla Walker
January 05, 2018 | Weatherford, TX
My heart and prayers are with the family and friends touched by this loss. I have lots of memories of J.W.; his stories, his kindness, and his sense of humor. I so enjoyed meeting him and rocking in the rockers at Dorothy's while laughing and visiting. Everyone in our neighborhood loved him and he was so kind and helpful to everyone. Praying that God will give you comfort and strength during this difficult time and in the days ahead.
Kay Claussen
January 05, 2018 | Ft. Worth, TX
So sorry for your loss,i have a lot of good memories of J.W. I am sure you folks have many more.J.W. and I were friends when we were young men. I look forward to seeing him again.
Tom Chadwick
January 04, 2018 | Lubbock, TX
I was young when I met this man for the first time and loved him then as I do today. He was a great man and will be missed by many. Sending many condolences, Prayers, Love & Hugs to you all. May he be in our memories and thoughts forever
Jennifer Smith
January 04, 2018 | Lake Worth, TX
So sorry for you lost its never easy to lose a mother or a dad . My prayers go out to you girls and mom. Our hope is one day soon we will be with them. Forever. LOVE PRAYERS FROM
Sharon and Gary.
Sharon Gunter
January 03, 2018 | Fort Worth, TX
Best Friend for over 50 years, going to miss you Big Brother.
Don Franklin
January 03, 2018
My deepest condolences
Staci Dunn
January 02, 2018
Sorry to hear of this. He was a good man. I'm sorry that I can't make the service.
Jason Mears
January 02, 2018 | Springtown, TX
James Wesley Gallaway passed away December 30, 2017, in Boyd, Texas. He was born September 8, 1950, to Hardy Gallaway and Lucille Reed in Fort Worth.
Memorial Service: Saturday, January 6, 2018 at noon, White's Funeral Chapel-Springtown, Tx.
James was a loving husband. He enjoyed time with family, working with/on his tractor. He was an outdoor enthusiast. He enjoyed working with his hands going to the casino.
Survivors include wife of 17 years, Debbie Gallaway; sons, Jacob (Sabra) Gallaway and Mikeal Gallaway (Ashley); Daughters Joline Gallaway, Meghan Gallaway, Stephanie Saldivar (Johnny) and Dorena Jones; 12 grandchildren; Brothers Don Franklin (Gayle), Jimmy Gallaway (Phyllis) and Marvin Gallaway (Connie); Sister, Dorothy Smith and several nephews and nieces.
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