James-Whetzel-Obituary

James Kenneth Whetzel

Saint Louis, Missouri

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Whetzel, James Kenneth Jim Whetzel, 68, beloved father, brother and uncle, passed away suddenly on July 16, 2017. He left behind cherished friends in St. Charles. Please join us in memorial and love, wherever you are, by lighting a candle on July 29th at 7pm CST, to remember him in your way.

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I met Jim back 2002 through his NOVA program. I learned a great deal of information from Jim. He helped me be come the man I am today. And through his program I met my wife and we have been happily married since 2006. I was just thinking about him and I decided to do a search online. I'm sorry to hear that he passed. He was a good man. I will always remember what he taught me.

Jim Whetzel was a dear friend whom I hadn't seen in far too long. I will always remember him. I cherish the memories of the time spent with him and the intangibile and tangible gifts he gave me, including two turned bowls.

My uncle was a gentle and larger than life individual. He was extremely talented and shared that talent with everyone around him. He loved his family very much. I cherish every memory, and there are many, as well as every piece of his labor of his talent with wood that I have. As I go through pictures, I see where he has taught me a lot through the years. This man loved me so much when I was little, he shaved his beard off because I was afraid of it. He loved everyone that way, with all he...

Judy Ray, Knoxville July 29,2017 Jim was my beloved brother and an outstanding human being. I love him so and will miss him also. He helped with my love of music for which I will always be grateful

Judy Ray - He was my beloved brother and a wonderful man. He will be missed

Mr. Whetzel lived his life with warmth, creativity, generosity and a mischievous twinkle in his eye. He will be sorely missed.

After spending most of his life in Missouri, Jim moved to South Carolina to live with his dearly loved brother, Charles. He left behind cherished friends in St. Charles, whom he loved, and who loved and respected him as a compassionate and joyful member of the community. Jim was a business owner for many years and regularly participated in events throughout St. Charles County, including many on Main Street in Old Town, St. Charles.

Jim was a counselor, poet, artist, and musician, who...