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James was a loving, generous, proud and dedicated man with many hidden talents. He was devoted to every job that he encountered such as being an apprentice mortician to our beloved mother.
James never married, traveled and enjoyed life to the fullest.
He leaves to cherish his memory, his loving and faithful family. His father, Charles (Linda) Fields Sr., his brother, Charles and Eleanor Fields Jr., and sister, Mira Stevenson; Nieces, Nekilia Stevenson-Bell (Ray), Reqashi Fields and Crystal Fields; Nephews, Brandon Stevenson, Jarad Lott and Shai Fields. Great nieces, Myra, Chanel and Christanna; Great nephews, Brandon, Michael and Kyrin. Special loved ones, Kendrick, Jeanette, Joshua McKinney family, including a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, friends and a caring, devoted and loyal acquaintance.
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