Jimmy Darrell "Jimbry" Embry Sr.

Vickie, I am so sorry to hear of your father. I know he was a good man because it shows though you. Know that he is in a better place. Love ya girl, if you need anything at all you call and I will come running.
Christy

One of the best around and enjoyed when JIMBRY was with WROZ. Has met him a couple of times. Was a real nice guy. Sorry for your lost. May God will be with the family during these hard times.

Dearest Mary Ann and Buffy Sue:

We are very sad for your loss. Jim was a very wonderful man who touched lives in many ways. I am sure he really didn't have a clue how special he was to all of us music lovers. His knowledge of the artists and the songs was refreshing and very interesting. Loved hearing him, anytime, anyplace.

He was kind enough to play a special song on the air, so I could record it for my Mother's funeral. It was titled.."somewhere just beyond the...

Vickie; I am so sorry for the loss of your Dad. I'm unable to come by but wanted you to know I'm praying and thinking about you. You are a wonderful friend

I remember waiting up on Saturday nights for my older sister to come home from the community center and show me the new dance steps, it was a magical time when it seemed all was well with the world. I would listen to Mr. Embry on the radio and remember my parents yelling upstairs to "turn that down" these are little things from our past that we think about from time to time and smile, Jim Embry is a part of our history. To remember him is to remember our youth. God Bless his family, and bless...

I am sorry for your loss. Carole has kept me posted on Jim's condition. He was a great guy. I remember him from the races at Tri-State Speedway. He kept us laughing. Condolances to you and your family.

Jimbry was a great guy: a friend and broadcasting colleague. I'm sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to his family.

On behalf of the Rogers families we offer up our condolances. Jim and I shared many letters and email communications while documenting out common family history. Again, our condolances go out to the family and those who held jim close to heart. Wheather we remember him as "Black Jack" or "Cousin", we will remember him fondly. M.C. Rogers, Avon, IN.