James C. Gamble

Jim was a big part of VFW Post 412. He accepted me as the only female member of the post who is active in the post. His kind smile and big hugs will be missed.

Jim will always have a special place in our hearts. He and Ann were a great part of the Kepler family for ever. He always had kind words to speak, and was very polite. He was ever so proud of his "things for sale".. and the honey he sold. We will sadly miss Jim today, but know he's at peace forever now. May God Bless his daughter, who we knew got to meet, but just know she must have been ever so proud of her Dad. We were.
Kevin and Barb Kepler Mesa,Az

I only knew Mr.Gamble from buying honey from him for the past eight or so years.
Even though this was our only connection, I could tell he was a good man. I looked forward to those Saturdays when I would stop by for honey and have a nice conversation.
I will miss him.

Mr. Gamble was truly one of God's angels. He helped my mother, who had alzheimers disease, find her way home from Rochester to LeRoy many years ago. He not only helped her, he and his wife actually drove her to LeRoy to her home. What a wonderful person he was. May you find peace and comfort today knowing that he made such a difference in the lives of others. May God bless you.

Jim,

You will sure be missed at every holiday and family gathering with the Kepler's, you were a big part of our family. You were such a kind, fun loving man. Thanks for all the memories. Love,
Lance and Melanie

I met Jim at the Brightonian Nursing home where I was recuperating from a surgery.Jim and I had many evening talks from the first day we met.What a man he was.I will miss him deeply.Tom Wadecki

We waved to James many times.