James Kent Webb

We will always love our beloved Cousin James. His smile was innocent, yet contagious. Our Mother, Marjorie Duer, James aunt Marjorie, shared May 22nd birthdays. But they shared much, much more. Our Mother adored Jimmy and talked about him all of the time. They are both in Heaven now. We miss them terribly. ❤.

A very dear friend of ours who will always be missed.

When i lived in Dallas it was a blessing to know Connie and Father Jim.They both helped and blessed so many of us.My love to the family from Edwina Dyes in Colo.

Sweet Connie & girls, I was so saddened to hear of your loss of Jim. He was a special man and made his life count...he was a blessing to so many people. JoAnna Bernet

Connie, Katie and Caroline -- Jim's light shone far wide -- certainly as far as Erie, PA. For the Erie Benedictines, especially all of us at Monasteries of the heart, that light has not gone out but shines in and through us now because we counted ourselves among Jim's friend.
I am sorry for your loss which must seem unimaginable because we are feeling it keenly ourselves.
I remember my dad told me once that you know you have found a friend if that person laughs for the same reasons that...

I was a proud witness to the 450+ people who attended Jim's service Friday afternoon. The weather was perfect. The courtyard where we all gathered was filled with peace, love and fellowship. Thank you to everyone who made the time to attend.

Mark & Margaret Grabowski

I was truly blessed to have known Jim and to be a part of his ministry downtown with The Gathering. A devout and faithful servant, Jim's spiritual vision and kindness toward others shall always be remembered. God's Peace to his wife Connie, his family and many friends.

May the soul of the Faithful Departed rest in Light Eternal.

A good man (and classmate) who always exemplified kindness. My prayers continue for his family.