James Monroe Spahr

Our Uncle Jim had an adamant belief in close family ties that made him an exceptional brother to his many siblings and caring son to his parents. He was interested in the well-being of each and every one of us connected to the Spahr name. During his lifetime, he was beloved by his many nieces and nephews and will be fondly remembered by them. Each of us is blessed to have had wonderful moments of our very own where he touched our lives. He was a loyal, kind, and generous man to all he met...

So sorry to hear about Jim's death. You are in my thoughts & prayers. Blessings, Lois Grindle

Uncle Jim and my dad, Bill, in their Navy uniforms c. 1950.

My Uncle Jim was important to my family in so many ways, right from the beginning and till the very end. When he & my dad served in the Navy together, he lived with my mom, dad, & sister and grew very close to all of them. He was also there for me at important times in my life -- both the highs and the lows -- and I especially appreciated his interest in my family and our shared military backgrounds. I'm including a photo from the day my oldest son graduated from the U. S. Air Force...

I will miss the service for Jim but I'll be with all with my love and prayers. He was a wonderful brother-in-law and it won't be the same without him!