James "Jim" Weferling

What a sweet man, I remember going into the store, he was always smiling & happy.
My condolences to the Weferling family & friends.
Carolyn McCormack

Even if he forgot your name, he always had a nice "Hi,Sweetheart" for a greeting. On Dad's 60th Birthday he brought him a huge bottle of Jim Beam!! I had that bottle for about 6 years - finally finished it. He was a sweet man. I still look for him in the store when I stop by there on my way to see Dad.

Jim was a Lockwood Icon ~ that is for certain! He always remembered my name, long after I moved from Lockwood and would stop in the store on occasion... Amazing memory...

Thinking of the Weferling's during this sad time...

Jim was a Lockwood Icon. Always with a grin and How ya doing boys.

To family and friends of Jim, our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We consider it a privelege to have known Jim and will retain a lifetime of wonderful memories.
Al & Rose Amaral

I remember Jim, from when my Granddad (Bob "Cowboy" Thommarson) used to take me into the Cafe in Lockwood and I would have the best grilled cheese sandwich ever! I used to love listening to my granddad and Jim tell stories.
Thoughts and prayers are with your family during this time of loss.
RIP Jim.

He was the good ol' boy, visited mom & dad in Bryson often, and with 22rifle out the window of the vehicle took out the more dam squirrels than any other person in the world! Huh!! Great man cool friend, lucky to have known him. He'd say to me "how ya doin' Calmrad".
Conrad Mahon of Bryson