I was saddened to hear of Jim's
passing. My thoughts and prayers
are with you. Jim will miss your
heavennly singing, but can rejoice in the heavenly chorus. Thinking of you.

Dear Mary & family,

I am saddened to hear of your loss.

Prayers & sympathies,
Lori Heeter

You have our sympathy.

P.S. There was a little redhead there who turned his head and seemed very interested in watching Taps being sounded at the cemetery. And another one obviously on the way from first grandson Michael's wife. Make that great grandchildren and beyond....

The funeral Mass was beautiful and the 21 gun salute at the grave site and the playing of Taps for yet another member of the Greatest Generation gone-on was especially moving. Uncle Jim was a hearty hardy soul and an honor to his family who he selflessly provided for, his faith which he followed and practiced for life and his country which he unquestionably served during World War II. We all could do much worse than to follow his fine example. Rest in Peace, Uncle Jim.
And may God continue to bless his surviving spouse, children, grandchildren and beyond.

We are so sorry for your lossand will keep you and your family in our thoughts. Becky and Wayne

I want you to know that I am thinking of you at the death of Jim. It is good that you are establshed at Peabody. I moved to Timbercrest in January after Larry died in April. I had the house to sell and rid of the things in the house. You are in my prayers. Carolyn Leffel

You are in our thoughts and prayers. We Love you

We were neightbors long ago of Art and Marie and always have kept up with their family. Our prayers are with you at this sorrowful time.

Dear Fedewa Family. I am sorry for your loss. Your dad was one of a kind. You were all such very special classmates and friends. I remember walking into Fedewas and the floor squeaking and Jim looking up and saying "hello?" "May I help you?" Years later we ALWAYS shared a story from the old days. He really enjoyed coming to our Community Breakfasts hosted by our church. He stayed as acitve as her could, and walked, walked, walked.
Yes, he had a good sense of humor, but more than that it was his way of "being" that was so precious.
Now all the gang of three are together again in heaven- Jim, Bill Poston, and Jot Freeman. Our parents made such a good life for us on the south side of Main Street, didn't they..? May God help you live with your memories in ways that are helpful. JP Freeman

Mary we are so sorry for your loss. You and the girls and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Pam and Wayne

Carolyn, so sorry to hear about Jim. We've been trying to get down but weather and health kept us away.
Think about him very often. You take care of yourself.

I am to sorry learn of Jim's passing but understand your feelings that he is in a better place with the Lord. I pray that your many memories of Jim, husband and dad, will carry you through this difficult time.

God's blessings be with you.

Dee Macke (Steve's sister)

Dear Fedewa family,
The Vollmer family would like to offer condolences on the loss of Jim. Today and always, may loving memories bring you strength, comfort, and peace.

Maynard, Barb, Christine, Amy & Ruth

Dear Bev, Fred, David and Mary,
We were so sorry to hear about your dad. Uncle Jim was always the lively uncle at Fred & Coletta's house! I remember when he once wore his Notre Dame sweater and a plaid tam o'shanter! You all and Carolyn will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Ann, Tim, Michael and Katie Finnegan

Fedewa Family:

My condolences to all of you. Your dad always was very fun to be around and loved to kid.

I last saw Uncle Jim at Uncle Ken's funeral in Rensselaer, and he seemed in fine spirits. Now, he finally will get to meet Knute Rockne and Frank Leahy!

Godspeed.

Jeff Tonner and family

Dear Aunt Carolyn, Mark and the Fedewa Family,

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

I will hold fast to the memories of our times together as both friends and family.

Laura S. Kauffman

Our hearts and prayers are with Carolyn and her entire family.