James Agee

I worked for Jim at Sun Apparel for several years and he was always such an upbeat, energetic person . . . I will always remember him fondly and was sad to hear of his passing; he will be so missed. Kathy . . . I know he cherished you and you were always "his girl" . . . remember my thoughts are with all of you. I lost my Daddy 35 years ago and I can tell you I still miss him everyday and I know you will too. Just cherish the memories and they'll sustain you.

Jimmy, Bart, Kathy, and family--I was so surprised and sad to hear about your father's death. I had recently heard from him after Christmas this year. He was always so good to keep in touch with my family--particularly with my mom, Dorothy Agee Drake, when she was living. He visited and called often to let her know she was important in his life (and he in hers). Please know that my prayers are with you all.
Love, Brenda (Drake) and Bill Meyer

Col. Agee,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your years of dedicated service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army and USAR. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

Jimmy, Bart and Kathy - I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. I have fond memories of him from my childhood when my family lived in El Paso and I had the opportunity to see him again a few years ago when he stopped by San Antonio to visit my mother in the retirement home here. He was always very sweet to remember her and he gave her a pretty flower brooch that she so appreciated. I hope I have a chance to remeet some of you again eventually, too. Your cousin, Martha Goodwin Boye - (Kathleen Agee's daughter)