JIMBO WAS SUCH A WONDERFUL ANGEL ON EART H HE WAS SO LOVING AND KIND TO EVERYONE HE HAD BEEN ILL SINCE BIRTH BUT HE NEVER LET STOP AY OF HIS ACTIVITIES HE WAS GOING TO HAVE PIONEERING HEART PROCEDURES IN FEB OF 1968 IF HE COULD HAVE LIVED ONLY SIX MORE MONTHS BUT THIS WAS NOT GOD' s plan he never complained even though i know he had pain his million dollar smile and those gorgeous brown eyes i still remember since his death AUGUST FIFTHTEENTH 1967 THE DAY HE LEFT FOR heaven this memorial is from his adoring sister sammie stearns rembert class of 1961 I LOVE YOU JIMBO
I WAS IN THE HOTEL ROOM WITH JIMBO WITH SOME OTHER GUYS THE NIGHT HE PASSED AWAY DOING THE NIGHT AT PANAMA CITY BEACH...WE WOKE UP AND HE HAD LEFT US.A GOOD GUY,WAY WAY TOO SOON TO GO....FLEETWOOD.
Jimbo was a great guy. We all loved cars and Jimbo had a burgundy MG convertable ! I was so jealous, but he was so generous and would let me drive it from time to time. He always had a smile on his face. Gone way too soon. Richard Crook
Sammie F. Sterns (Rembert) (1961)
JIMBO WAS SUCH A WONDERFUL ANGEL ON EART H HE WAS SO LOVING AND KIND TO EVERYONE HE HAD BEEN ILL SINCE BIRTH BUT HE NEVER LET STOP AY OF HIS ACTIVITIES HE WAS GOING TO HAVE PIONEERING HEART PROCEDURES IN FEB OF 1968 IF HE COULD HAVE LIVED ONLY SIX MORE MONTHS BUT THIS WAS NOT GOD' s plan he never complained even though i know he had pain his million dollar smile and those gorgeous brown eyes i still remember since his death AUGUST FIFTHTEENTH 1967 THE DAY HE LEFT FOR heaven this memorial is from his adoring sister sammie stearns rembert class of 1961 I LOVE YOU JIMBO
Fleetwood Rice (1966)
I WAS IN THE HOTEL ROOM WITH JIMBO WITH SOME OTHER GUYS THE NIGHT HE PASSED AWAY DOING THE NIGHT AT PANAMA CITY BEACH...WE WOKE UP AND HE HAD LEFT US.A GOOD GUY,WAY WAY TOO SOON TO GO....FLEETWOOD.
Richard Crook (1967)
Jimbo was a great guy. We all loved cars and Jimbo had a burgundy MG convertable ! I was so jealous, but he was so generous and would let me drive it from time to time. He always had a smile on his face. Gone way too soon. Richard Crook