Birth date: Jul 12, 1947 Death date: Oct 10, 2009
Alexander, James Willis 62 passed away suddenly on Oct. 10th, 2009. He was with dear friends doing what he loved; blazing a trail that led him to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He embraced life with a passion and he liv Read Obituary
Sandi and family, there is not enought words or praises that can be said about Jim. Sandi, you know exactly how I felt about the two of you and I know Jim knew how I felt about him. I am so sorry for the ones left behind, but I am very happy for Jim himself. We have alot of faith and that is all that will carry us through. Love always, Nancy Fossee
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory that no one can steal. Sandi, we will miss Jim a great deal, but no one will miss him more than you. What a wonderful love you shared, the kind most people dream about. We liked to call Jim "Mr. Oaks North"! He was wonderful and cared passionately about our little neighborhood. We were blessed to know you both since 1992. We are here for you if you need anything – not just today, but tomorrow and the years to come, we are only a call away. Love, Albert & Paula Jandura
Sandi, I'm so sorry for you're loss. I just wish his children could have know him as the man I was with for 13 years. Alot we could talk about & would love to when you are ready, God Bless You & please get in touch with me. Would love to visit with you. God Bless You & Jim RIP.
I had the pleasure of meeting Jim a couple of times and have to say that he was a great individual, a class act and will be missed dearly. My codolences to all of his family and friends!
Jim has been like a father to me for the last 4 years. He has been there for us through many trials and tribulations and was one of the most amazing men I will ever have the pleasure of knowing. Our hearts go out to his family…know that we are thinking of you all.
Jim was more than a friend to me. We were like family. We struck out and explored this great country for the last 7 years together. Jim and I had a million shared memories. Enjoy these pictures of this great man: http://www.rockmidgetphotography.com
Addison and especially Oaks North lost a dedicated servant. Jim always took the time to step in where ever he could be of assistance. That neighborly wave will be missed as we'd come around the corner and see him loading or unloading his vehicle. He set a fine example of what neighbors should represent to each other. For all the time he donated, thank you Sandi for sharing him with so many of us.
On behalf of the Texoma Off Road Club we are sorry for your loss and he will truly be missed.
I am so sorry for loss and don't know the words to say to help ease your pain. Every time I saw Jim and asked of you and your Mom he always had kinds words or a funny story to share. Jim will be missed by all. Know that GOD brings us to it, HE will bring us through it. God Bless and stay strong.
Dearest Sandi, Jim will be dearly missed by all. He was a loyal, generous, kind and supportive friend to us. Please know we are here for you anytime you need a friend. Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light. Matthew 11:25-30 For His Sake, Alice & Scott Carruth
