Jimmy Y. Joyner

so sorry to hear of the passing of jimmy. He was a fine man and I remember seeing him at church when i was growing up. I remember him cooking those shoulders for the fall festive and working at the church. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow. love to you Mary. I miss you.
Bet Oakley and family

To Ruth and family, I am so sorry to hear that Jimmy passed. He was also so kind to my dad and I. I know that daddy enjoyed visiting with the two of you and you were both so kind to bring his pocket knife to me after he passed. I still have the poem that grandmother Christine wrote. I appreciate all that the two of you have done to help me learn more about the Hales family.
Christine Walker Ingram - Winter Haven, FL

Mrs Ruth Joyner, Richard, & your Families, Please know how sad I was
last night, when Jimmy’s passing away was told to me. When we all were
growing up working summers in tobacco, Jimmy was always the hardest worker. He was the first of our farm neighbors to graduate from N.C. State, after Rodney Bell, and he enjoyed a fine career either N.C. D.O.T. Jimmy will be sincerely missed by Family, neighbors, and friends. We always appreciated his visits and wisdom. Please know that all...