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James T. Blair III

Saint Louis, Missouri

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Blair III, James T. peacefully surrounded by his family on Monday December 13, 2010. Beloved husband of 52 years to Myrna Blair (nee Alperin); loving father of Carolyn (Robert) Nichols, Michael (Linda), and James IV (Anna); dear grandfather of Bob (Becky) Nichols, Julie Nichols, Jackie, Michael,...

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I unfortunately never got a chance to know my cousin or learn from him the great game of golf. I only accidentally found out from someone who knew the Blairs in Saint Louis, John and Peggy Vaughn, that he had recently died. My sisters, Mary Blair and Travis, as well as myself, pass on our sincere condolences and would, if possible, like to renew our family ties. My mother was Grace Mary Blair (Mary Turner) and my grandmother was Grace Blair. Jim Blair was my Uncle .When I was eight I and my...

Around Central Missouri, Jim Tom was a legend, going back to the 50's and the Phil Cotton Tournament. The combination of power, grace, touch, and spirit are not always present in the same person. Always looked forward to seeing him, talking equipment, watching him hit it. Very sorry for your loss, Scott Bess

Dear Myrna
Steve and I are so sad to hear about Jim
I will always treasure that watchful eye of his on the golf range.
It was a special treat for me to visit with him and enjoy the love he had for the game of golf. We will visit with you when you get to florida but please know our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. Fondly, Ginny & Steve

Jimmy, Mike, Carolyn and Myrna,
I was so sorry to hear about Jim Tom. What a terrific dad and husband! Golf doesn't have any finer ambassador. Our sympathy and prayers go out to you and your families.

Sincerely,
Audrey Kopolow Hitch and Pete Hitch

WE NEVER HAD THE CHANCE TO GOLF TOGETHER, BUT WE DID GO DUCK HUNTING TOGETHER .I THINK HE COULD PUTT AS GOOD AS COULD SHOOT....
I LOVE JUST SAYING HIS NAME- JIM TOM BLAIR..

SO LONG JIM
GLENN & SUE SCHUMAN

My deepest sympathy to all of you. It has been many years since we have been in touch, but the memories hold strong to my heart.

With love,
Patti Salomon

Mrs. Blair, please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your husband. I knew Mr. Blair when I was Harold Goodman's secretary at GJN. Mr. Blair was always very pleasant on the telephone when he called our office, or when he visited Mr. Goodman. He was a true gentleman.

MARLENE AND I WANT TO EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. WHAT AGREAT GUY AND ALWAYS ASMILE.HE WILL BE SADLY MISSED.
JOHNISAACS

Mike and Jimmy and family, sorry to here the passing of Jim Tom. He put up a galiant effort with his fight against MS. He was atrue friend and benifactor to all who played the game he loved. Our prayers are with you and your families.
Charlie Rotter