Jim Palmer
VALPARAISO, IN - Jim Palmer, age 70, of Valparaiso, passed away on December 12, 2019, surrounded by his family. He is survived by his loving wife of 47 years Janet; daughters Jeanette (Jason) Latta, Lynnette (Ron) Potter; rrandchildren Shelby, Cody, Erik, and Alexa.
Survived by his father, Ralph Heavilin. Jim was preceded in death by his adoptive parents, Hollis and Florene Palmer, brother Joe Palmer.
After retirement, Jim worked for Philips Ace Hardware, he was an avid coin collector and he enjoyed spending time with his Grandkids. He will be remembered as helpful and generous, always offering his time to others in need.
Arrangements entrusted to CROWN CREMATION SERVICES.
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Allen Sydow
December 18, 2019
I worked with Jim for 15 years on the ca and cleaner lines at Midwest. He was a good man and always fun to work with. Within 5 minutes of meeting him years ago all he would talk about was his mustang. He will really be missed. Rip Jim
Carol Kattalia
December 17, 2019
Jim was one of the BEST......the nicest, funniest person I have ever known. Rest In Peace my friend. Time for you to finally slow down. Ill miss you
Dean Boldin
December 15, 2019
What a kind and wonderful person. I will miss him.
He was always a pleasure to see and visit with.
Interesting and helpful. Rest In Peace my friend.
Gordon and Meaghan (Swickard) Bailey
December 14, 2019
Jim was always fun when were growing up. Our prayers go to Jan, Jeanette, and Lynnette and their families.
Bill and Ruth McCullough
December 14, 2019
Jim will be missed by many.
John Dobbins
December 14, 2019
I can't believe Jim is gone. He was always moving and wouldn't stop. I referred to him as the Energizer Bunny of the neighborhood. Will miss his holiday decorations, that he so proudly displayed. Such a great guy all the way around. RIP Jim.
Bruce
December 14, 2019
Is this the same Jimmy Palmer that worked at Midwest Steel for many years? He was a good person. New him a long time and can't remember if he retired before me or after. Never the less, my thoughts go out to his family and other friends.
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