James C. Ripperger

Mike and Sandy: You have our deepest sympathy. We saw your lights on last night and thought this might be the reason for your early return. There is much comfort in knowing that your father is in a better place. There, he will not have sorrow but comfort. You are great neighbors and we would love any opportunity to help you in anything you need. Do tell us if there is such a need at this time.

Much Love from the Segers: Tony, Nancy, Ted, and Chancey.

To Jim's family,

Our thoughts are with you in this time of loss. We miss Jim as a neighbor and friend -

Bill and Jean Meddock

Tom and Sally Cone

Betty Callis

Sharon McClarnon

Suzanne Dettwiler

Bill and Geraldine Walden

Dick and Mary Cross

My wife and I give Our condolences to Big Jim's Family

I remember Big and Little Jim from many Years ago,mostly about the loss of a outboard motor on Lake Tippy

Dear Family and Friends, As a nurse, I remember Jim as a loving and caring husband who visited his wife Frances regularly at the nursing home in Anderson. He was a gentle and kind man who never forgot his wife of many years despite her dementia. She always looked forward to his visits and they were a lovely couple. God bless, Jim.

It has been a long time since the Rippergers lived on Main Street, but we still remember that nice family. You have our sympathies.

To the Family of James Ripperger,

I was sorry to hear of the passing of your father and grandfather.

I send my condolences to you and yours.

I do know that we all grieve in our own way and in our own time. It is never easy to lose the physical presence of a loved one. I do know that our loved ones are only a thought away and are always in our hearts.

Remember the good times and cherish those memories to share with others and yourselves. These are the things that bring smiles.

Love to you and yours,

Joanie Graham (Cotner-Miller)

We offer our deepest condolences during this difficult time