JAMES WILLIAM WYNN

James William Wynn, a cherished husband, father, and grandfather, passed away on December 25, 2024, in Dallas, Texas. Born on February 15, 1940, in Knoxville, Tennessee, James was a man deeply rooted in love, family, and camaraderie. He spent his life not just as a member of the Wynn family but as its steadfast Patriarch, guiding and nourishing the bonds that held them together.

James had an undeniable passion for being around his loved ones. He found his greatest joy in the laughter and warmth of family gatherings, where stories were shared and memories were made. His love for family extended beyond simple moments; it was an ever-present force in his life that shaped who he was and enriched the lives of those around him.

In addition to his devotion to family, James had a profound affinity for the game of golf. Whether he was hitting the links with friends or competing in friendly matches, his love for the sport brought him immense joy and served as a tapestry woven with friendship and connection.

He proudly served his country in the Army, a testament to his strong character and commitment to duty. This chapter of his life influenced many aspects of his journey, shaping his values and dedication to those he loved.

James is preceded in death by the love of his life, Mary Wynn, alongside countless family members whose lives he touched with his kindness and wisdom. The love between James and Mary was a remarkable bond that resonated through the years, serving as a foundation for the family they built together.

Friends, family, and all who knew James are invited to honor his legacy through a Viewing at Golden Gate Funeral Home - Ft. Worth on January 3, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Following this, a Funeral Service will be held on January 4, 2025, at 11:00 AM, also at Golden Gate Funeral Home - Ft. Worth.

As we grieve the loss of James William Wynn, we remember a remarkable man whose love for his family will echo in their hearts forever. His spirit will continue to inspire them to embrace life, cherish one another, and hold the bonds of family close—just as he always did.