James Pleasants Massie III

Glenn and Becky Gates We just heard about Jimmy"s death And we are praying for your comfort during this terriable event.

I have just learned of Jimmy´s passing and wanted to express my shock and sadness. I met Jimmy in 1980/81at Bankers Trust in Houston, where I was on a 3 year assignment from London. Jimmy had just graduated and we formed a quick natural friendship. He was a big man with a big personality but caring to a fault. Not surprisingly, he was a huge success in Texas and enjoyed the company and friendship of many. By coincidence I located Jimmy in 2020 and we chatted about old times and our...

Jimmy was an OUTSTANDING Athlete, Student, Husband, Father, Business Man, Delegate for Henrico, and long-time Friend. I met Jimmy and his Family in 1972 when I went to Collegidte to Coach. He was a Freshman and played,both football and basketball for me. He was aggressive and LOVED to play. He, Bill Day, Steve Ash, and Bobby Call formed a nucleus that carried the Basketball team to lots of success from 1972-1976. I will NEVER, EVER FORGET Jimmy, Alex, and the Massie Family. ...

A true gentleman ; he will be sorely missed. Richard and Maggie Wood-Kneller (Danbury)

Jimmie was a great man. Always pleasant. He will be missed by many

Deepest condolences to Elizabeth and her kids and family

To have witnessed a very special service at St Marys Episcopal Church, where Jimmie and the Massie family were such wonderful active members when we were growing up, and to watch how Jimmies kids honored their father even thru this most difficult time, even bringing gentle laughter and heartfelt smiles to an overflowing congregation, is a testament to the lives that Jimmie touched...and the Nolley family sends their heartfelt thoughts and prayers to all the Massie family. Rest in Peace...

We were saddened to hear that Jimmie died. He was always so kind and thoughtful toward us. He was a gentleman, and had a sense of humor. He will be missed by all who ever came in contact with him. Our condolences to Elizabeth and the rest of the family.

My sincerest condolences. Jimmy was another person who made my AFS year a special one. He helped me understand American culture and he made me laugh. Thank you.