James Edward FitzCharles

Dear Glynda, I am so very sorry for you loss. I pray for you and your beautiful children. I did not hear of his passing until yesterday. James was a great guy, and I know he will be missed by all.

Our deepest condolences to the children. We will remember the wonderful times that our family shared with the Fitzcharles Family.

I am so sorry to hear this. Please know all the Peterson have you in our thoughts and prayers.

Sending deepest condolences for your loss. I liked James and he'll be missed.

Glynda, There are no words for your untimely loss. Everyone could see the love for one another just by looking upon each others eyes. I know it is equally as hard on Cameron, Corbin, and Julia but I as well know what a wonderful mother you are and your strength shall shine through. We love you al.

Dear Janice and Bill,
All our love and sympathy for your terrible loss. We have known you and James for many year since we moved to Houston. We found James to be a hard-working,loving young man and father to Brandon and Cameron. We will miss him dearly.

Janice, Bill, Cameron, and Brandon, and all of James family. ...
I am so sorry to hear of James passing. I only met James at the family reunion that we had at Joyce and Steve Leftly's, but I know he was treasured by all your family. Please know as the deep sorrow lifts that you will look lovingly at the memories of the things that made him happy, he was a great father and a good friend to many. I loved to hear about his trip with his dad and relatives to Germany. Although we can't see...

Janice, Bill, Brandon, Cameron, and all of James' family,

We are so very sorry for your terrible loss. We had such a wonderful time getting to know James at our family reunion years ago - he was such a warm and friendly person and so devoted to his boys. After the family trip to Germany years ago, Mom raved about James - she loved spending time with him and said he was so gracious and sweet to her. I was very grateful to James for paying special attention to her on this trip....

I actually knew James for all of his 46 years, although he was not aware of that. I first met him shortly after he was born, his Mom, Janice, was holding him tightly. Did not see him again for a long time but did again a couple of years ago. James was a man who loved life. Anyone who knew him will miss him, and I certainly will miss him. A life cut short, a life the world will not now be able to appreciate. The world will not remember James but I will for the rest of my life. Everyone you...