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One of a kind for sure.  Enjoyed working and hanging out w Jimmy.  Prayers for the family  GD
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You are, one of the down right most natural funny people I ever knew. Jimmy, sorry to say, I have no idea what your trials have been these last many years. My heart was broken when I heard.  You, I'm sure, have given  St. Peter a reason to laugh so hard they HAD to let you in. I'm also certain Our Father in heaven is pleased to have you back with him. You will sorely be missed here. Welcome home.
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I’m met Jimmy in high school. He was always upbeat, kidding around, and smiling. He was a sincere friend and engaged easily with everyone.  We got into a little mischief at times and his laugh was infectious . Jimmy had that twinkle in his eye that just made others smile. I was honored to call him my friend. As were many others. We kept in touch over the years and even during some difficult times he continued to laugh and tell jokes. He was an all-around good guy and  a bright light in this world. I’m sure he will continue to be that bright light in his new home. ♥️
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I met Jimmy while he was receiving rehabilitation services and he was initially a patient of mine, but we soon became great friends. My husband and kids also became familiar with him. He was resilient, brave, and very tough. He went through a lot during these past few years and I hope everyone will remember the great man that he was before succumbing to health issues. The days that he didn't feel well - I hope he received the respect and kindness that he deserved. He once told me he wished that others wouldn't consider people in wheelchairs as "disabled" because it caused people to treat him differently than they used to. He wanted men to still shake his hand and talk to him as they would in the past. I think he'd want all of us to keep that in mind as we meet new people. Treat everyone the same. I loved Jimmy so much and although this is heartbreaking, I'm thankful that he is in a place of beauty and is now whole again. I have said many times that no one has ever made me laugh like Jimmy could! My thoughts are with his family. 
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Jimmy was a good friend. I worked with him at Volvo Memphis many years ago. Stayed in touch with him as long as I could & always enjoyed talking to him. He was very funny & we laughed together a lot. His laugh was contagious. I'll never forget him. Rest in Peace My Brother.
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