James A. Sheppard

Dear Jimbo we love and miss you so much. You always came downstairs to chat and wait for Mini Cat (KAREN). YOU always referred to me as your beautiful sister-in law. We love you JIMBO, Bobbie & Frank.

R.I.P Jim...May you find eternal peace & fly with the Angels...The one thing I really remember about u was that u LOVED to come to my office & do surveys and give your opinion!!! & we loved having you...You were always kind & always smiling, loving & living life. My Condolences to the family ~Tracie Luc~

Jim, I will never forget the first time you called home to "introduce" yourself to us as Karen's Beau. You first wanted to speak to Karen's Grandmother Florida, the oldest member of the family. And she told you to take good care of Karen and give her a good home. I think you kept your word.I know you have made Karen very happy and secure all these years, something that she had yearned for all her life. Y'all are truly soulmates !You rest now, Jim, as I know you will always be watching...

To my wonderful husband to be, you showed me what true love was in the 13 years we were together. You loved me unconditionally and loved my child and my grandkids like your own. I know you will always watch over us from heaven. You will always be loved and remembered..Love your Minnie Cat

I didnt know Jim all that well, but only for a short period of time. He was always very kind to me and always made me amile and laugh! I do have one memp0ory I shared with Jim thay always makes me smile and laug when it comes to my mind. We were celbrating Karelyn's birthday eating dinner at the Treasure Chest casino and out of nowhere jim says "jessica..whats the name of that song about the shoes?" & at the time it was my favorite song so I knew right away he was talking about oumoed up...

Jim was a good friend to my husband Bob Lindsay before he passed in 1971, when we were all young. He was a good guy. I will always remember our good times. I am so sorry for your loss.
Renee Winston Lindsay Landry