Thomas James Ferrell

Jim spoke at the Palm Beach Coin Club several times and we were all mesmerized by his stories. He will be missed.

Jim was a good teacher. I learned a lot when I worked for him at The Franklin Mint. Ralph Bienert

I knew Jim since I was a kid through my father Hal who was a friend and coworker of Jim's at the Franklin Mint. A fun memory of mine was when my dad took me to a Philadelphia Phillies game with Jim and his beloved son Thomas. Jim was always very kind to me and I will never forget that. He was an outstanding gentleman. May the Lord hold you in his loving arms Jim as you worship Him in the glory of His presence until we all meet up again.

I will miss you Jimmy! We grew apart as we became adults and moved around the country but we were still family. I enjoyed seeing you whenever there was a family gathering. I was always so proud of you and your many accomplishments.

We are very sorry to learn about this. We much enjoyed spending time with Jim when he visited Berlin. If it hadn't been for him, we would never have been in the local casino. We have a mint-condition souvenir to remember him by.

We were good friends since kindergarten. Played a lot of baseball together and rolled over in his dads big black Chrysler on way to game in Vineland. Best man at my wedding. Will miss you Bucky.