James A. Burleson

Sandy & Trav,
Jimmy was a great person. I can still remember all times he made me laugh and look at the brighter side of things no matter how bad he was feeling. I am truly blessed that you all were a part of my life. I am sadened to hear of your loss but find comfort in the fact that he is with his Savior now and no longer in pain. My prayers are with you guys!

I worked with Jim several years at HFD Station 63. He was a fine firefighter and a real stand up guy. I last saw him about 5 or 6 years ago while we were volunteering on rodeo committees. I remember he always smiled. I am sorry for your loss.

Debbie and Rhonda,
You are in my thought's and prayer's sound's like he was a very loving and caring person, just like the two of you are.

Sandy, Travis and Doug,

You are in my thoughts and prayers at this sad time. Sending you a hug from Indiana.

I wish pass on to Jim's family the best thing said about a man is he lived respected and died regretted.We will miss him greatly.

To The Burleson Family. We had the great honour of being Classmates at Mart High School Class of 1972. It was never a dull moment when Jimmy was around.

Please accept our hear felt condolences.

Lorraine Brown White
Florrie Jean Brown Sharp
Joyce Ann Smith Shores
Annie Laura Rogers Jones
William Howard
James Baker
Dennis Hollins
Leroy Joiner
Joyce Franklin
Edna Mae Childress Green
Evelyn Masters
Erma Jean Brown
E.J. Garrett

Jim made Fairbanks Lodge 1363 a blast for me as a young Mason. I was honored my year as master to give him the Golden Trowel Award. He was a pillar of our lodge and a good friend and will be missed. If there is anything that we can do give the lodge a call.

Dear Burleson Family from the Murphy Family: "Abraham" was a wonderful happy person. We will miss his bright smile. God be with you at this sad time.