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Patty Allen
February 15, 2012
Dad you are my heart, I will forever be your Chubby and you will forever be my Daddy. I love you.
Joy & Dale Gunn
February 15, 2012
When my best friend, Patty, introduced you to me, she introduced as "Pop", and that's what I've always called you. You will be greatly missed by many people who loved you very much. You were a good man Pop
Vickie Rankin
February 15, 2012
My memories of Jim are of his laughter, it seems like he was always smiling, telling a joke, or picking on someone (in a silly, fun kind of way). He was such a happy fun man to be around. To me, that describes a sweet, sweet spirit. Yes, Michael you definetly have your fathers wit and your mothers kindness! We love you all and we are praying for you to have strength to endure the times ahead in your loss. Lean on God and He will guide you, He will be your strength. Love Vickie (Johnson) Rankin and family
February 15, 2012
Dear Aunt Lucy, Becky, Danny, Michael, Gail, Brenda, Kay, Gerald, Shelia, and Patty,
I am so sorry to hear about Uncle Jim. May the caring love your family shares comfort each other in the days and months ahead. Sorry I can't be there, but I'm sending love and prayers. God will take care of the rest.
Love, Sandy Johnson Rowicki
Michael Ricketts
February 15, 2012
Father, I miss you much. From you I get my street smarts and silliness and a string desire to help others. You have been the best father I man could ever ask for.
February 15, 2012
We will miss you Jimmy; John T., Tommy, June and Carol
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