James A. Fleck IV

Jimmy (and family), We are deeply saddened by the abrupt loss of Your dad. Jim was a wonderful neighbor. A neighbor that cannot be replaced. Anytime we needed a hand with something, he was always willing to help out. So many times we'd go out to shovel our snow during the winter months and it was already taken care of. He never knocked on the door to let us know, he was just happy to do something special without needing or wanting anything in return. That's true kindness. He was the best...

Everyone has their fondest memories of Jim and mine are my childhood. The world was a big playground to Jim, me, and our brother Jon. Their was the wrestling, baseball, ping pong, pool, dirt bikes, darts, frisbee, BB guns and so on. I think we all wanted to win but we´re just having plain old fun. Although as the big brother he was competitive and tried keep his little brothers in place. Beating him at pool and darts was hard to do and that he joined the Air Force and spent some time in...

I have known Jim since he was 12 and we shared collecting hobbies at Rice's flea market. Over the next 47 years we shared our love, knowledge, and passion for our hobby and I came to know his family and always enjoyed talking with Jim. He died way too young but will always be remembered fondly as both a gentleman and friend. Rest in Peace "Fleckie"!!!

I would always look forward to "comparing notes" with Jim on rare baseball card issues at shows in the 90's. Always a quiet and kind man with incredible hobby knowledge. More recently reconnected at card shows. Prayers, condolences and comfort to family and friends.

Thank you for your service to our country. May you Rest In Peace James. Deepest Condolences and prayers to your family. Fellow class mate of 1981.

Sir, I did not know you personally, however I would be honored to "Thank You" for your dedicated and honorable Military Service; to OUR Country. At a later date, we will meet in that "SPECIAL PLACE" which GOD has reserved, for ALL of those who have stepped forward; to serve their Country in a Military Uniform. May ALL of GOD'S blessings, be with your Dear Family! Sergeant Major (E-9) Larry E. & Mrs. Sheila M. (LaBar) Williams, US Army/ Retired (TN)