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Jimmy Lee Palmer passed away on Sunday, April 19, 2020 at the age of 88 at his residence in Farmers Branch, Texas.
Jim, was born in Denison, Texas on November 11, 1931. He served in the U.S. Coast Guard and Reserves for 42 years and he worked for DP&L/TXU for 32 years. He also prepared income taxes for H&R Block in Farmers Branch for 27 years.
He is survived by his loving wife, Artie C. Palmer; and step-son, Bill Cardenas.
His family will have a small funeral service at North Dallas Funeral Home on Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 1:00 pm and his internment will be at a later date at the Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery in Dallas, Texas.
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14 replies on “Palmer, Jimmy Lee”
Jim was a very kind man. He was a quiet man, always a gentleman. I will miss seeing him sitting in a chair by his garage, soaking in the afternoon sun, or going to the mailbox. He will be missed by all his neighbors.
It was so nice to see Jim sitting in his chair on lovely afternoons, by his garage, waving at everyone driving by or going to the mail box. He and Artie were wonderful neighbors. Thoughts and prayers are with Artie and the family.
Jim was a delightful man, always cheerful, always kind. I was blessed to see how he loved Artie too, and it was a deep abiding love. I will miss him ❤️
Jimmy, was indeed a true gentleman, kind, considerate, loving man…I enjoyed getting to know him and Artie, and playing canasta with them was a delight…He was most serious when it came to that came..
will miss you as a canasta pardoner..
Farewell and will look forward to more canasta games in heaven.
Connie
Jim was a very special man. He was a true Texan.But loved to come to Alabama home he called.it. From day one he was family. Every day was a trip to Peach Park. Loved their ice cream. We all did. Will never go by there that Jim wont be with us. He was special HE WILl BE MISSED.Love you Artie we all loved Jim and you.
On behalf of Artie and the congregation of Lovers Lane United Methodist Church, I encourage those who would have come to Jim’s memorial service today, to post a message of comfort to Artie and a remembrance of Jim. During this COVID-19 season, hugs are hard to come by, and words do mean so much. God bless you, and thank you God, for Jim’s loving legacy.
Always enjoyed Jim and you coming to your Alabama home. Was always a special time. Was one time we were at my brothers house. I was late as usual,had a big purse. Jim wonted to Know what was in it. I picked it up took out my billfold, makeup, and puppy. Was a tiny live PUPPY Jim never forgot. Will miss you ,Love you and Artie.
Artie, hugs and prayers
The service was beautiful… enjoyed, so glad you told me about it
May God Bless you
Call me anytime…
Dear Artie, such a lovely service for such a lovely man. I would love to give you a giant hug now. Love you and our deepest sympathies for your loss of your dear Jim.
Artie, it was a beautiful service. wish I could give you a real hug. love you.
Dear Artie, this was a lovely service for your precious Jim. Our deepest sympathies and our love to you.
It is so true – the mention of Jim’s name brings a smile. Hugs to you Artie.
What a beautiful service and tribute to a kind, charitable man of God.
Jimmy Lee! You brought such smiles and love into the lives you touched – especially Artie. I will always remember with great fondness the Christmas mornings spent with such happy memories. Sleep with the angels ❤️