It's hard to believe Jim has been gone 5 years.  I miss him more than ever.  But, as he said more than once -- "there'll come a day when you remember how your loved one lived more than how they died".  I'm so glad that's true.  I look forward to worshipping our Savior together in our eternal home.
Love you forever, Jim.
-- your "Dixieland delight"

l I am very sorry to the family and I hope this is not an intrusion but my dad was James f mcduffee and I was born at Baptist memorial in 1962 November raised in Fla. And live in kansas and I just wanted someone to know that I believe in God too thank you and again my condolenses

Connie, I just found out tonight of "Mac's" passing, I am SO SORRY. He was, as you know, a great man of God, now with the One he served and gave testimony of. I'll always remember the time we rode to Colors one year together and had a blast! Such great memories! We discovered a new way to get there too! Okay, we got lost and took the long route, I think it was the 2nd time I ever went to Colors. He will surely be missed by all that knew and loved him.  

Jim was a good friend and a better man. We had many good times at many Christian Motorcyclist Association events. I will miss Jim greatly but i know. He is living better now. Ride forever my brother!!!!!!😇

I rmember so much about Pastor i could not begin to write it all down but he will always be my all time favorite Pastor i am so glad i got to talk to him before he had his hip surgery. He just could not wait to get back on his Motorcycle. My best memory is the day his sermon brought my husband to the alter. My husband Loved him i cried the day he left the church i cried the day i heard God took him home but I praise God we will meet again some day .I remember the day we had the fifties night as a young adult get together what fun we had an connie won for being best dressed like the fifties along with my son in law wish i could find those pictures. I remember how he went to school with my son Dustin for grandparents day when my parents could not go. After that he became Dustins best buddy an he still has that car Pastor gave him. You will be so missed by so many me being on that list for sure. Rest in Peace an in Gods arms Love Jim an Linda Newman

Dear Connie,  I am so sorry to hear about the pastor. I remember when he attacked my Triumph. It was funny. I think he took you for an outing. I also remember when he read The Best Christmas Pageant  Ever.  I read that over and over with my kids. You both touched my life. Again...sorry. With much love. Lois

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Reverend James Jay McDuffee

December 20, 1945 – February 11, 2020

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