James W. Griffith

You will be missed. Came across your name reminiscing about Williamsburg. You built a home for us in 1970 in Kingspoint that still looks as good today as when you finished it. We live in Florida now but we´re traveling in that area and drove by to see how it looked,

With deepest condolences, Bob and Susanne Henderson

A beautiful obituary which described the Jim I knew. As a realtor I always added Jim´s name as a feature when listing a house he built. Joyce May God comfort and keep your beautiful family through this deep valley. Love and prayers.

I was saddened to hear about Jim´s passing . Jim and Joyce were good friends with my parents when they lived in Shore Park .l know he will greatly missed by his family and the community. Bucko Fairfield

Dear Joyce and Vanessa, I was so saddened to hear of Jim passing away . He had such an impact on the life of myself and my husband Tom, when he built out dream home in Kingsmill for us in 1986. He was so professional and caring as we were building it from Little Rock , Ark. and he and I worked closely on detail to follow the Colonial 18 th century style I loved. He made our dream come true as we walked in with happiness on its completion and always had a smile and caring way for us in...

It was with great sadness that I read Jim had passed away. At the same time, it was pure joy to read the beautiful obituary which was a special and loving tribute from his family. Jim built our first home in Denbigh, and later, our second home in Williamsburg. How lucky we were to have such a talented professional in our lives. Ironically, the last time I saw Jim was when he and Joyce attended the funeral of my husband in 2015. That meant a lot to me. May you rest in peace, Jim, knowing...