James David Cobb

I will miss seeing Jamie at bridge. He always showed an interest in others, was always the Southern gentleman, and was such a pleasure to be around. He enjoyed life to the fullest and was loved by all. He loved his family so very much, and was so very proud of all of them. May God be with all his family during this sad time.

So sorry to hear about Jamie. He was such a wonderful man, and always so kind to us! Many fond memories of Charlie's days with Greenewald's. We send our thoughts and prayers to all the family. We have been out of town-sorry we missed the service.

Thoughts and prayers go out to the Cobb, Johnson and Boyd families. Mr. Cobb will be misses but remembered for his kindness and great legacy.

My mother, Dorothy Brinkmann, thoroughly enjoyed playing duplicate bridge with Jamie and I enjoyed hearing about it. My condolences and prayers go out to Jamie's family.

My condolences go out to the Cobb and Johnson family. My memories of Mr. Cobb go back to childhood, and going into GreenWalds with my father and mother and conversing with Mr. Cobb.

I knew Mr. Cobb for many years. His son John and I were best of friends until his death in 2004. Mr Cobb was a true Southern Gentleman right down to his Antebellum brogue. I loved to hear him talk. Ann and Jim, I think of you guys often. My deepest condolences ...Your father and Grandfather was an inspiration to all who knew him.....

I'm praying for you all. He was a wonderful and kind man. I enjoyed him a lot.

I echo Chip Boyle's comments. He was a true gentleman, always smiled and greeted everyone at the bridge table. When I first arrived in Spartanburg 40+ years ago, Jamie often played with Gene Horton, and they made a formidable partnership. All of us who played bridge with him will miss him greatly.

My condolences and prayers to the family during this difficult time.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Jamie was a treasure. It was always my privilege to bring him a cup of black coffee and one piece of dark chocolate. A true Southern gentleman with only one vice: duplicate bridge. The twinkle in his eye and warm smile when he finessed us out of that Jack of trumps. Unforgettable for so many reasons. He will be missed around hundreds of tables in and about the Upstate and Western NC. Our best to his extended family from his 1000+ friends in the American Contract Bridge League.

I am John Fagan, son of Huey Fagan who worked for Mr Cobb at Greenwood's for many years. I send this because I know that my dad would want me to extend his sincere sympathies to the entire family. He thought so highly of Mr Cobb. May God's comfort & peace be with you at this difficult time. God bless you all. JF

Offering our deepest sympathies during this time.