Birth date: Oct 14, 1937 Death date: May 19, 2016
RAYMOND LOUIS JAMES A celebration of the life of Raymond Louis James will be held 4 pm on Saturday, May 21, 2016 at Trinity Baptist Church, 5041 Estes Parkway in Lakeport with Brother Gary May and Kenneth Wilkerson officiating und Read Obituary
Dear Carolyn and family, It has been a long time since we have seen you or talked with you. . As a young pastor and pastor's wife, you use to invite us over for lunch after Sunday morning service. The meals were always so delicious and the fellowship was amazing! You and Raymond were so kind to us and our family. We will be praying for you during this difficult time. Love, Ginger and Steven
We will miss him until the day that we will join him in Heaven!
Walter & Gayle
Carolyn you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love You
Yvon Pinson
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. We are sorry for your loss. Sure miss seeing that golf cart patrol car on Dogwood Cir with our favorite watchman, with his best partner at the wheel. We Love you Carolyn.
Carolyn so sorry I cant be at service. Work at Raders tomorrow. I will be thinking and praying for all of you.
What a precious family and you two always showed true love for each other 51 yrs. We always have enjoyed being around you. Didn't know Wed when I came by that it was so close. He's totally healed in heaven.
Our heartfelt sympathies to the James Family. A very trustworthy family and businessman. Fond memories of the days we would leave our son, Diop in their loving care as an infant; their after school program was a life saver for both our sons Jamaal and Diop. Diop and Alec grew up together at Kandyland and even graduated from LHS together. My late husband, Timothy wouldn't trust no hardware store items; unless he went to Alec's father store off Judson Road. Mrs. James we will keep you and your Family in our prayers and may the Love of God comfort you during this time of life.
Martha, Jamaal and Diop Johnson
How do you say goodbye to an old friend after 40 years and many happy days on the lake fishing , some happier than others, but all happy. He knew my family from my children to my great grandchildren and truly cared for all of them, always interested in all they did. After many years of playing cards two or three nights a week, teaching me it wasn't if you won or lost. It was the time you had playing the game. You don't say "goodbye" to him , you just wait til you say "hey" again.
