I am the cousin you talked with today.  Am so sorry it was under these circumstances.  My mother and Jimmy's mother were sisters.  I remember Jimmy and Gary when we were children in Gainesville, and then again in Tampa; especially recall his sense of humor, so much like Aunt Rita's!
My prayers will ask for your comfort and peace during this difficult time.
Zoe (Minor) Hibbitts, Oak Ridge, TN

To Jim's Family -  I am so sorry that Jim has passed away.  I have known him many years and worked with him a lot in the masonry business.  I am James Smith's brother.   James and Barbara were your next door neighbors in Murphy Hills. Again , I wish to express our deepest sympathy at your loss. I liked Jim a lot.    Frank and Doris Smith

Papa, you were such a generous and loving man. Your memory will live on. Every time I bowl, eat a York Peppermint Patty, hear about the Seabees... I will think of you. I will miss you so much! Love you!

Glenn and Karen, our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.

Glenn & Karen, 
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

Glenn, Pam and Family,
You are in our thoughts and prayers. Although we never met Jimmy, we know in our hearts that he was a wonderful man because we know his son. May the GOD of all comfort, the Father of all mercies, give you peace during this time of great loss.

With deepest sympathy, you are in our thoughts and prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family.  It was an honor and privilege to be your co-worker and friend.  Thanks for the memories and good times.

Dale Reese

Glenn, Pam and Family,
You are in my prayers.

Glen, Karen and all the family,
      It is so hard to believe this wonderful person whom has been a part of my family for over 40 years is gone! My dad and your dad spoke ever week and if I was lucky I got in on the conversations, Such humour! I know of all both of your and your children's wonderful achievements have for almost 40 years your dad was so very proud of you both. 
    I not sure if you ever knew but I was a director of a senior center in our small town, your dad would always asking about it and in one of our conversations he learned we did not have access to movies our music other than our local library.
Your dad changed that, he supplied enough movies and music on DVDs that we were able to open or own library, 100's of books on tape for those that could no longer see to read, 100's of musical DVD' s, the same with movies. I have no imagination on how much time and money your dad put in to doing this for people he would never meet. I tryed to repay or at the very least compensate for the expenses all he would ever say is "he would except a hugs"! 
As a kid I always thought your dad was the coolest dad, that never changed for me in all these years after all he gave me my first motorcycle ride( 45 years ago)and taught me to dance to "Three Dog Night"! How lucky I was that one of my dad's best friends was your dad.
I couldn't be more sad for you and your family, you truly have my deepest sympathy.
Mindy Thomas Dyer

OBITUARY

Jimmy C. Stewart

May 13, 1933 – October 13, 2015

Weaver Funeral Home

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