James N. Reams Sr.

Dear Judy, Jimmy, John Michael, Eva T and David,
Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of your father. I will always remember the summers that we spent together on the farm with you and your Mom and Dad. Playing baseball by the house, eating Aunt Sissy's fabulous rolls and pies, chasing the pigs and riding the tractor are all parts of the fabric of our youth. Your Dad and Mom are together again in peace and free from suffering. That makes me smile and I hope it brings you some...

To All,

My visit with you Monday evening was so bitter-sweet.

Many years of wonderful & fun memories as we raised our children together!

The Reams family will always be a part of me.

I share in your grief.

Fondly,

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help at this time.

To All,

My visit with you all last night was so bitter sweet!

James and Louise along with us raised our children together!

The many wonderful and fun memories are dear to my heart.

The Reams family will always be a part of me!

Your loved ones will never die as long as you keep them in your heart!

Fondly,

The Jaffeux Family extends to the entire Reams Family their prayers and fondest memories of Mr. James Reams. James was a good neighbor and would do anything for you to make your life better- thanks for being a friend-- Mrs. Paul A. Jaffeux Jr. and Rev. Paul Gilbert Jaffeux

David & Penny,
So sorry to hear about the loss of your loved one. May the memories of him bring comfort and shine a light on the place he leaves behind.

Jimmy, Pam and family:
You are in my thoughts and prayers and constantly on my mind. Hope to see you soon.
Love,

Jimmy and Pam,

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. We know what a wonderful family you all have and how much you all loved your father. We are thinking of you.

Janet Lee
Emily Swigert
Margie Epperly
Tina Gillenwater

Dear Reams Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. James was such a good man - a loving husband to Louise, a hard worker, a wonderful father and grandfather. I can still remember visiting the house to be greeted by "Hi Wee-wee come on in." He loved teasing me with that nickname. One night we were sitting around the stove discussing food and he asked if I had ever eaten mountain oysters. Well, I really showed I was from the city when I replied, "No, I don't like seafood." James and...