James Smith Roddell

I met Jim in 2009- we were living a few doors down from each other at an apartment in Friendswood. I met him one day while he was letting his dog out. We struck up a friendship and I would visit him a few times a month.
I was amazed at Jim's life story. He told me about his first job working 70 hours per week as an elevator operator during the Great Depression. He went on to say how thankful he was to have job during that time.
He told me a bit about his time in the army during the...

Dear Family,
Im am so sorry for your loss, im so certiaint that this was a great man, it helps me to appreciate how successful he was. So im so sure that you guys are proud of him. Once again im sorry for your loss and please dont give up on faith. Continue to live your llives peacefully and trust in God. He'll work things out