James Stephen "Jim" Kelley

May you find comfort and peace in your memories of your loved one. May the God of peace comfort you. 2the 2:16,17.

Love and prayers; What a sweet family. Jim was a special guy as was Joe. And Rhonda you and the family are in our prayers.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I am forever grateful to have known such a gentleman like Jim. He was a huge part of our team at RPMH, especially in the E.R. His priority was our safety. He had this gentle way of calming combative and aggressive patients. I already miss his morning greetings "Goooood morninnnnng Leeeesa" as he sat in his little office peeking out from behind the Abilene Newspaper. We had our chats about food and he would rave about his wife's cooking and baking. We lost a true American Hero, a pillar...

Your contagious smile and generous handshake will be deeply missed.

Our deepest love and sympathy to your entire family.

Philippians 1:3

Jim, Will, and Emma Dempsey

Jim was my Mother's first cousin. My Granny Hunt and Jim's Dad we're brother and sister. Growing up I was around them quite a bit. My mother always talked about her Uncle Steve Kelley and Joe Rhonda and Jim. I Romberg football games in the front yard and long visits that lasted all day long. Sunday afternoons or birthdays etc. my trips to Routan with Mother always included visits to Steve and Ray Kelley,Homer and Bobbie or Nancy's . God bless everyone of you in this time of his passing . If...

I have 68 years worth of memories. I will miss Jim so much - in fact, I already do. We lost my other brother just 1 1/2 year ago and that still hurts so much. I will never get over losing both of my brothers and I love them and will love them forever and ever...