James Edward "Jim" Sweatman

I knew him only a short time but knew right away he was a good man. He honored me by allowing me to work on his beloved truck; My deepest sympathy to his family, especially his wife the "former Miss Morgan".
Sincerely,
David H. Morgan

I was saddened when I heard of Mr. Jim's ascension. I will miss his stately presence, while he maintained the beauty of his yard and home. He always had a smile ready when I would pass by. My husband, Joel, expressed that he will miss seeing "the hard working man in his overalls". But to be absent of the body is to be present with his Lord and Saviour. That alone is comforting. May you find comfort and peace with every thought and memory of Mr. Jim.

I have known Jim from childhood in Camden. Arkansas. He was three years older than I am and I always looked up to him as a mentor. When I found both of us had chosen International Paper for our employer, I was so pleased to renew our acquaintance. Through his life he was always the fine example I had looked up to as a youth. May God be with all the family at this time.

I'm deeply sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time.

Jessie Sweatman Wilson