Birth date: Oct 28, 1936 Death date: Jan 11, 2019
”Jim” was a man born with a quiet spirit. He was a loving husband, father to four children, and beloved “Granddaddy” to six grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. He passed on Friday January 11, 2019, surrounded by the love Read Obituary
I am so sorry for your loss. I just saw this other wise I would have been there for you. If there is anything you need please call me. Scott my number is the same. If you need something done or checked on while away just call us.
John and Lisa McGuire
So sorry Scott , if there is anything you need let us know. We love y’all and miss you as well . Ken and Marilyn and Abbey
My condolences. We can look forward to the time when all sickness, suffering and death will be gone forever. Revelation 21:4 I am sorry for your loss. Please accept my condolences at this time.
Jim Hart was a man of vision. Rarely could you talk with him when he did not get a piece of paper and draw out his plans for what was being discussed. He quietly loved his family and was there for them in need. He loved tools and was always yearning to learn how something new worked. He was faithful and loyal and no one could have been a better brother to sisters than he was to his. About some things one might see a stubborn streak in Jim yet he had his reasons left to be discovered. You might have thought he came through the depression era for rarely did he get rid of anything. He was a gentle giant of a man whose passing will leave a void to be unfulfilled. He was the kind of man who had deep thoughts and great intellect but who never let you think he was anything but a husband, father, brother, uncle, grandfather and friend. A life truly well lived.
Praying for your sweet family – peace & love to your entire family. Amy (Hill) & Jay Bethea (MHA ‘89)
Uncle Jim taught us what it was like to create a wonderful family, how to love eternally, how to be strong no matter what comes your way. He was a source of love, understanding & never ending love. I can only hope I one day accomplish the bond he had with his children and to love and be loved as much as he loved & was loved by Aunt Judy. He has left quite a legacy- & will be forever missed.
