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Ken Dartley
June 3, 2009
Just heard of the passing of my old room-mate Jimbo. ( Houston days). That is when he met met Mary. I will always remember Jim and his three legged stool. Those were wonderful days
Criss Williams
January 29, 2009
Mrs. Huffstetler & Family:
I had the pleasure of working with Jim at Cameron M. Harris & Company. He was truly one of the finest "Southern Gentlemen" I ever met. He was admired, and respected by all of us who knew him. May your loving memories of this fine man sustain you throughout the days ahead.
Sandra Barrett
January 29, 2009
I worked with Jim at Cameron M. Harris & Co. He always had a smile on his face. I saw him, less than a year ago at a friends funeral and we caught up on things in the parking lot afterwards. He liked to tell stories "Remember When..." He will be missed....God Bless his family at this sad time.
Cynthia Patterson
January 29, 2009
We are very sorry to hear of Jim's passing. I enjoyed working with Him for many years at Cameron Harris. Tom and I know he will be greatly missed. Everyone in the Huffstetler family are in our thoughts and hopefully happy memories will help you all in this sad time.
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Rob Cranford
January 29, 2009
Mrs. Huffstetler, it was my great priveledge to have known and worked with Jim. I first met him in the late 1970's when he joined CM Harris and I was bond manager at the old USF&G Company. I have fond memories of calling on contractor clients together. In the very competitive bond market, it is a tribute to Jim, that I never, never heard anyone ever make a disparaging remark about him, he was a true gentleman. God bless you and your family.
Lillian Chapman
January 28, 2009
Mary, I was so sorry to hear of Jim's death. Please know you and all your family are in our prayers.
Charles Doggett
January 28, 2009
Dear Mary and family: I was shocked to hear about Jim death. He was a wonderful husband, father and friend. I will always remember Jim as being one of the nicest persons I have ever met. He was a great joy to be around and a wonderful friend. I will be thinking of you and you will be in my prayers.
Helen and Bob Stern
January 28, 2009
We are so sorry for your loss. Our wishes for many happy memories to help you through your pain.
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