James C. Anthony

Liz... prayers to your family for your father from my family in Richmond.
David and Evelyn Circeo

We were saddened to hear of Jim's death. Saw him in July and he looked great. He was an energetic community and college leader. He will be missed by all in Williamsburg.

Bob and Casey Sprouse, St Simons Is. Ga

Sad to learn of Jim's death, he was my fraternity brother at KA in the early fifties. He always had a tremendous amount of energy and an optimistic
view of life. I'm sure he will be leading the band in Heaven !

The John Marshall Cadet Alumni Association is saddened by the loss of Jim. He was a dedicated and loyal alumnus. We are blessed to have known him. He will be remembered in our prayers.

John Marshall Alumni Association

Jim was one of the first people I met when I moved to Williamsburg 10 years ago. He was a man of great energy and love for the community. Once he found out I enjoyed theater, he took me to a few venues and it came at a time when it was especially helpful to me. My best goes out to his family - those daughters are a fine legacy for Jim. His talent, wit, and intelligence will be missed. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well...

Jim introduced me to the world of Barbershop singing when I showed up for a Dukes of Gloucester Street rehearsal. I did not know he did that! He was a wonderful Drum Major and background organizer for the homecoming events with the Alumni Band. We all will really miss him.

i met Jim at the corner Greeks when i was a waitress many moons ago and whenever i saw him he was just as friendly and concerned as tho i was his best friend and i always read proudly all the great things he was up to.we have truly lost a servant of the people who shared his love with everyone equally.i will never forget him.to the family -all the people i know who knew him loved him dearly.he was a blessing to the world.

I feel I can comment for many people that Jim will be remembered well for his many years of contributing to the Williamsburg we know today. We thank him!