James E. Barfield

I want everyone to know what a dear man Jim was. I worked next door to him for 20 years and he always had a hello, how are you, do you need anything. We have missed him since his retirement. And will truly miss him now. He was a fine and caring person.

Linda and family So sad to hear this news about Jim. You and Jim were very special to Frank and me. We will be praying God's grace and peace to you and your family during the days ahead. Jim was a kind and caring and wonderful man. Bobbie Sox

Linda & Family, So sorry to hear of Jim´s passing. He was always a friend to the Peak community. Much love. Prayers, and sympathy to all of you in the coming days. Sincerely, Peggy Bowers

We love you all! We hold very special memories in our hearts. Mickey and Nancy Long Pierce

We remember when Jim came to Lexington to practice law with Senator Banny Jones; later with Jones, Long, Barfield, and Bauknight. As time went by, they sent their children to the Little Red Schoolhouse. Jim was a model lawyer and consummate citizen leader.

Dear Barfield Family, Jim was an excellent attorney and good man to boot. God bless you in your time time of grief.

Oh what a special man Jim was! My special memories come from showing Tennessee Walking Horses with Jim and his family. We became very close friends as we rode at the barn at Rae Martin Stables and traveled to horse shows across SC, NC, Ga, and Tennessee. Linda and her children were so close to me and my children. Memories of Wade and John having King of the Hill encounters, sleepovers after horse shows, and just the wonderful friendship Linda and I shared. Time has slipped by, and I have...

Mr. B was a special person to my family. So many good, precious memories. I treasure our last phone conversation where I enjoyed that unique laugh. May he rest in peace. My heart breaks for Linda and the children.