James Allen Winget

Thank you everyone for all your kind thoughts. Jim was the youngest of our family. He was a loving and caring brother and loved being around people.

Truly sorry for your loss. Jim was such a kind person with a great sense of humor. He will truly be missed.

I met Jim at Breaktime Billiards. He always came in with a smile on his face and a great attitude. He was one of my favorite customers and pool league captains. He will be sorely missed

Condolences to Aunt Dorothy, Nancy, Debbie, John, and the rest of Jim's family. May God comfort you in your time of loss.

Sorry to hear about Jim's passing. Went to grade school with him.

I remember Jim from Jefferson school in Lima,Ohio.He lived across the street from the school and we rode bikes and played football together. 1962 - 1968 yrs. I remember of Jim.

Jim and I was childhood friends until we graduated from High School. Like many we went our separate ways, but 2 years we became reunited with Facebook and shared a beer or two when he return to his hometown. I am Thankful for the Friendship we had... RIP Jim, until we meet again...

I only knew Jim since the beginning of the year but he quickly became a good friend. So many stories and conversations were shared. Watching hockey games with him was always a blast (although I did regret when he got that cowbell seeing that I am Ranger fan).
My thoughts and prayers to his wife, sisters, brother and his extended family.
He will be missed by his Winchester friends!

We are so sorry to hear of Jim's passing. Knew he was sick but had no idea. Thought he had been moved for rehab purposes. You are in our prayers. If we can do anything to help you, please let us know,.