James Morefield

Dear Ollie and Susan,
I'm sure Jim was well thought of by friends and family. I'm sure he left a legacy of good will, and a great contribution to those lives he touched.Knowing of your loss ,I hope there are many memories, that remain with you.esp. his energetic spirit.
My heart felt sympathy is with you.
Sincerely in friendship,--Lou Sharpe.

Dear Susan,
It was your Dad, Mr. James Morefield, who made my transition from being a happy elementary school teacher to a high school teacher a positive experience. Mr. Morefield always provided the strong leadership, guidance and support that I needed as an inexperienced teacher.
As you grieve the loss of your father, Susan know that he made a difference in not only your life but many other lives during his time here on earth as an educator.
Susan, Thank God for the...

To Aunt Ollie and Susan...May the God of hope fill you with joy and peace. We love you both and will keep in touch.
Love Faye, Michael and Brittany

Dear Aunt Ollie and Cousin Susan,

We will be praying for the both of you here in Indianapolis. We love you and ask that the Lord comfort you in your time of need.

Love Always,
Erin, Quinn, and Kyle

Dear Aunt Ollie and Susan,

We are so sad about Uncle Jim's death. Losing someone you love is difficult, and living without them is even harder, but in time you cry less and smile more when you think of them. Allow yourselves to do both for as long as you need to and cherish those wonderful memories.

Much love from the Payton 5 in California

To The Morefield family,

Mr. Morefield was my unit principle from 69-72 at the best school in the East Senate, J.F.K. All my interactions with Mr. Morefield, were met with kindness. He appeared to be sincerly interested in my fellow students education. His words were full of wisdom, and care. Always courteous. I remember him taking time to listen to our concerns. His leadership has certainly impacted my life in a positive manner, and I am proud to have known him and the spirit he...

Dear Mrs. Morefield and Susan,
Mr. Morefield was my unit principal at Kennedy high school from 1969- 1971. I remember my brother, Michael Nimrod, who also went to Kennedy, would always talk about how nice Mr. Morefield was. He would excitedly come into the house and tell my mom many positive about Mr. Morefield. Our whole family was very fond of Mr. Morefield, and we pass on our deepest sympathy.

My mom and dad's friend.My unit principle at Kennedy from 1969-1971;he stayed on top of me. My favorite story of him; he suspened me from school for 2 days, because i had 2 Official lunch periods [and i went to both, [l.o.l] he said I should have came to him and corrected the mistake and/or went to study hall; people like Mr Moorefield,and Mr George Mills,is what our young people are missing in todays world.My deepest sympathy

Dear Ollie and family
My deepest sympapaty at this time
of mourning.
I will always remember JIM as an
avid golfer and a tough poker player.
Clarence"CT"Thomas