James I. Powell

Sorry to hear of Jim's death. We enjoyed having you as neighbors and friends. May God bless your family .

Jimmy worked for me for several years at Delphi. Hard working, honest, and kind. It was a privilege to have known him. My condolences to his family.

Jackie and Stephanie, We are sorry for your loss. Please know that you and the family are in our thoughts and prayers. We send our love to you!

Sincere condolences. May you feel the comfort of God to help you cope with your dear loss. 2 Corunthisnd 1:3,4

Jimmy and I were very close when we were little kids, always finding some way to make mischief, and get into trouble!!! He really loved my dad, (his grandpa), because there was usually candy my dad would hand out to the kids!!! I'm only 2 years older than Jim, so I was more like an older brother than being his uncle!!! He was the same age as my baby sister Martha Ann!!! I'm broken hearted!!! R. I. P. Jim you've earned your rest!!! My condolences and empathy to your family!!! I know what Jackie is going through because I lost my Nancy 5 years ago after 42 beautiful years of marriage!!! May God bless all your family beloved nephew!!!

I am so sorry to Jackie and Stephanie and to all of Jim's family. I pray for him to have found the brightest light in heaven and to feel no more pain. He will be missed but never forgotten.

Kevin, Aunt June, and the entire Thomas family would like to express our deepest condolences, prayers and love to the entire family, including Jackie, Stephanie, Kenny, Dick, David, Keith, Judy and Karen for their loss. May Jim always rest in peace embraced by the loving arms of God and be excited about his new journey in Heaven.

Jackie and Stephanie, I am so sorry for your loss. Jim was always so pleasant to me. I know he is going to be missed. May God be with you both. May Jim Rest in Peace in Heaven.

Kevin, Aunt June and the entire Thomas family want to send condolences, love and prayers to Jim's wife Jackie, daughter Stephanie, and to his brothers (Ken, Dick, David, Keith) and sisters (Judy and Karen), and the entire family for their loss. May Jim always rest in peace, embraced by the loving arms of God and excited about his new journey in Heaven. He was a fine man who fought to survive, but perhaps right now God, who works in mysterious ways, needed him more right now. I pray this is true. So again, rest in peace Jim, you deserve it.