JAMES K. "JIM" WEBB

I was one of the "Summer People" at Mayville for over 15 years. My parents owned a cottage across the road from Mayville Park. I didn't "hang out" with Jimmy, as I knew him, but spent many hours at the Park in activities and swimming, that he was also participating. I remember him as fun-loving, smart, with bright eyes and a great smile, which we saw almost all the time. I have just found out about Jimmy's passing. Very sad, great guy, and obviously a very popular and successful businessman. My condolences to the entire Webb family...John Rhodes

We are so sorry for your loss. We fondly remember our first real jobs...working at Webbs under the guidance of Jim and Sally. Happy memories. Sending our love.

Sally, Heather, and Ben,
Sending prayers and sympathy. I have great memories of serving at Webb's Captain's Table and working with Jim and all of you (along with my sister, Katie) during the summers back in the late 80s and early 90s. I remember when the upper outside deck was built and how excited Jim was.
Take care,
Mindy (Hedstrom) Holderman

Jim was a wonderful man! We met him on a trip to Chautauqua. He welcomed us to into his home made us feel so welcome. It was a trip that we have fond memories of. We heard of him often from Maguire who clearly looks up to him. Our hearts go out to his family.

I am so sorry to hear about Jim's passing. He (with Sally) was a great boss and I loved working there in the summers. Much Love to Sally, Heather and Ben.

Jim was my "Little Brother" in the TKE fraternity at Gannon University in Erie, Pa. Unfortunately, it was my last semester, when Jim pledged. So, I got to know him better at the fraternity reunions over the years. He was an upbeat, friendly guy and it was a true pleasure to call him my friend. I thought of Jim every time I drove on the New York State Thruway and saw the WEBB sign. Truly a great guy. My condolences to the Webb family.

Jim and I were TKE fraternity brother's at Gannon College, in Erie,PA. He was a great guy to be with , always a happy smile and his great laugh. The 1960's-70's TKE fraternity at Gannon remains a close group of frater's and Jim was always there at our reunion events. He was one of the frater's I looked forward to seeing, he certainly will be missed, our sympathy to Sally and his entire family. YITB, Ed and Maryellen Brennan.

Rest in peace Jim. Gone too soon. I enjoyed being your classmate at MCS. Our class of 1966 was a classic and you were a big part of it. You will be remembered fondly by so many.

I knew Jim from the mid 1950's thru high school. I grew up a couple blocks from his childhood home. A go getter with a great personality who stepped into some big shoes to help drive the "Webb" legacy. Condolences to all his family and friends. A real loss to his family and community.