Photo courtesy of Joseph H. Brown Jr. Funeral Home P.A.
Baltimore, Maryland
James Edward White, son of the late Nathaniel Scott
and late Catherine Alston. James was born
January 26, 1944 in Littleton North Carolina.
On Sunday, December 10,2017, the Lord sent one
of His angels to VA Hospital in Baltimore to take
James to his eternal home.
James received his formal education at Littleton,
North Carolina and graduated from McIver High school
in 1962. After graduation, James came to Baltimore to
make a career. His first job was at Howard Johnson
Restaurant, and he also worked at the Cloverland Milk Co.
as a driver. James found that this was not the career for
him, so he entered the United States Army where he
served his country faithfully for years, which included
a tour duty at Vietnam. While on duty, he was wounded
and received his Purple Heart and other medals.
After serving his country, James returned to Baltimore,
where he became employed with Maryland Transit
Administration (MTA) as a Bus Operator and Heavy
Rail Operator. After serving 30 years at MTA, James'
illness caused him to retire.
James loved his Mig and would do anything for her
to make sure she was happy. If you don't know who
his Mig is, that would be the love of his life, his wife
Angel. James was'! caring, giving, kind, hard worker,
and loved by everyone. He was the person that, if
you needed anything, he was there for you. He
loved to travel to Myrtle Beach, eat, and watch tv.
Most of all, he loved his family.
James leaves to cherish his memories: His devoted
and loving wife, Mig or Angel, two daughters,
Channell, Patreka, one son, Sean (Christina),
mother-in-law, Delores Gardner, father-in-law,
Stanley Gardner, two granddaughters, Brittnay,
DaShawn, five grandsons, Anthony, Vayden, Kayson,
Taytum and Jaylen, two brothers, William and Herbert,
two sisters, Mavrice (Robert)and Novella (Billy),
five brother-in-laws, Stanley, Ray, Leamon, Jerry
and Don, seven sister-in-laws, Cecelia, Regina, Delores,
Bernadette, Michelle, Vernell, and Kimberly, five
great-grandkids, two godkids, Terhan and Charles,
and a host of other family and friends. Most of all he
will be missed by his cousins, Bean and Terry.
I am sadden to find out that Mr. Jimmy is no longer with us. He was the MTA bus driver at Greenspring junior high school 1978-1979. He was always kind and had a smile that lit up the sky. I thank God for memories. Rest in Peace Mr. Jimmy.
Jacqueline Cussaac
January 21, 2021 | Greenbelt, MD | Friend
Angel, I'm praying your strength forward as you go through this time of grief. And may the love and support of family and friends reflect His love for you. From Mr. & Mrs. Hurtt daughter Yvonne,
Yvonne Logan
December 18, 2017 | Baltimore, MD
The lord welcomes your loved one
'Come to Me and I will give you rest"
Matthew11:28
May you feel the blessing of knowing your loved one is in a better place at peace in the presence of the Lord.
With Deepest Sympathy
Cookie & Family
JOYCE CATES
December 18, 2017 | BALTIMORE, MD | Family Friend
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Charles Hurtt
December 15, 2017 | BALTIMORE,, MD | Friend
May God continue to bring the family through this bereavement. Take comfort in Jesus Christ and remember you will see him again and keep the memories alive. God Bless
Anthony & Ruth Jackson
December 15, 2017 | Gwynn Oak, MD
