Jennings Fleenor

Wow not sure were to start. Well I want to start by saying I'm so sorry for your loss to the whole Fleenor family. Jennings Fleenor, AKA as Jim fleenor to me was like family. Himself and his loving wife Linda Fleenor always had there home open to me, as I stayed there 3 days a week. I spent lots of hours in the garage listening to Jim as he talked to me about working on cars and his racing days, not to mention the good times at Mayhews restaurant or Big Boys for coffee! Well God needed...

My thoughts and prayer go out to all who knew and loved this sweet, funny man. Although he had many layers to who he was, he never was too busy to stop and talk, help or just be there for the moment. He will never be forgotten or loved by all lives he touched.

Renee'

Thoughts and Prayers to the Fleenor Family Jen will always be remembered and missed ! Barb Ball and Barb Coburn

We are so very sorry for your loss and realized after all these years that we didn't know his first name. We always called him "Mr. Fleenor" and he will always be Mr. Fleenor to us. May he rest in peace.

sorry for your loss ,prayers for all the family ,

I'm so sorry to hear of Uncle Jens passing, he was always good to me, he always called me Kimmus to make me smile. He will be missed

Dear Joyce and family, I am sorry to hear about Jim' passing. I have a lot of happy memories of Jim and his brother RJ. They taught me alot about cars and dragracing. They both were kind to a 16 year old kid just starting out with a Roadrunner, and helped me whenever I asked. He really was a legend,and I will miss him,along with countless of others. God Bless all of you, Ray Lynch

We are sorry to hear of your loss, we had a lot of laughs at standard Carl Blevins

Dear Joyce and Family
So sorry to hear about your loss of your Dad My memory of Jennings was when I was 16 and worked as a carhop He ordered a strawberry milkshake I got so nervous when I tried to put the tray on his window I spilled it on his newly waxed car inside and out. I thought he was going to yell but instead he just said "Got a towel"?