James T. Sidbury

Hey Jim still remember the great times we had playing ball and the Saturday afternoon times telling stories about it over a couple of beers and margaritas good times

We shared many fun and fond memories over the years. I know your neighbors will miss your delicious fudge! You will be greatly missed by me everyone that knew you.

We are so sorry to hear about Uncle Jimmy´s passing. We have so many wonderful memories of great times and conversations that we will cherish forever. Rest in peace Uncle Jimmy.

My deepest sympathies to Jim's family. I only knew him from O2 Fitness where we seemed to gravitate to the same treadmills every morning before Covid. When I saw his obituary in the paper, my heart sank. He was so kind and friendly, and I know the world around him will feel a little bit emptier. May God give you peace during this time.

I knew Jimmy from softball. I first met him when I sponsored a softball team and he was drafted on it. We had a great bunch of guys and we became good friends. We would bring coolers and after the games we usually had 1 or 2 drinks and sometimes one of the guys would bring his barbecue grill and we would have hotdogs or hamburgers too. we stayed together as a team for a number of seasons and as we got older and moved up to the older league Jimmy asked me if I would sponsor a team there and he...

Jim was our next door neighbor from 2000 til 2010 when we moved back to TN. He was such a blessing with his wit, helpful nature and love for us. We missed him when we moved but will continue tocarry him in our memories.

I played softball with Jim from 2007 until 2017, when he found he could no longer play. He would remain in contact with his former teammates and he would always check on them to make sure they are OK. He will be missed by everyone he played with. My condolences to his family.

I know Jim from the Wilmington Senior Softball Assoc. When I managed the Carrabba's team he was on the team. He was a good hitter and easy to get along with. I remained in touch with Jim after stopped playing. I spoke with him frequently when he was going through his treatment. Reat in peace my friend. Condolences to his family.