James A. Fenwick Jr.

What a shock it is to hear of Jim's passing! He took his first classical guitar lessons with me in the late seventies after coming to enjoy the guitar regularly at Sweet Tibbie Dunbar's and at the Benson. I've never met a kinder soul; he always threw a party when the Wilson family visited from Paris and he insisted on equipping my father with a hearing device when he needed one. Our world has lost a true gentleman!

I am currently in Belize for several months. What a shock to hear of Jim's death.He began as my hearing aid provider and quickly became a special friend. Such a kind, gentle person whom I already miss tremendously. Peace to his family Dick

Jim was a dear friend of my father & mother, John & Dorothy Rainwater and myself Reba. We shared many a laugh over the pool table, at parties for Percy & others. He was a fantastic friend and will have fond memories forever! We love you. In peace, The Rainwater's

What a dear man! Jim was the definition of grace and class. So generous and kind to me and always respectful of others. I will miss him being in our world. Sending love and prayers to his family and friends.

What a dear man! Jim was so generous and kind to me and always treated everyone with respect. I will miss him being in our world. Sending love to his family and friends.

I have known Gentleman Jim for about 40 years as a customer of mine, a dear friend and caring help for my mother's hearing problems. I'll miss his soft voice and amazing grace. Marilyn Murdoch

Jim was by far one of the best people I've known, will truely miss him!
Sincerly, Loretta

Jim has taken care of my hearing problems for many years. I will miss his gentle sense of humor, his generosity, and his expertise fixing my hearing aids! He became a friend over the years. I am sorry I will be unable to attend his memorial service, but will be there in prayer and spirit.