This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, James Monroe Jones who was born in Wills Point, Texas on Feb 01, 1922 and passed away on April 03, 2004 In Pueblo, Colorado at the age of 82. At the time of his transition to Heaven he was survived by his wife Imogene Jones as well as 8 Children and 9 Grandchildren and Nuemerous Great Grandchildren. He will always be remembered as a Strong and hard working father and husband, he married Imogene Briscoe and they shared 55 wonderful years together. We will remember him forever.May God Forever Hold You In his Arms.
Tributes and Condolences
Dear Pappy / Paula Jones (Daughter)
Daddy it has been a long time since I have been able to really take the time to write you on here, I missed Thanksgiving, missed Christmas and New Years and I missed mom's birthday but I did not forget her on that day, I simply was not able to ...
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Thank You / Paula Jones (daughter)
Last night I realized just how very much you and mom did for me with Desiree and I never took the time to say thank you enough or tell you just how very much I appreciated not only what you did for me but what you did for her. I thank you for r...
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3 Years ago.... / Terry Jones (Son)
Dad, today has been 3 years since I got to talk to you, It is unforgettable the last conversation we had together, I enjoyed talking to you and it is something I will never forget, only a few short hours later God took you into the heaven's for ...
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Life too hard / Carolyn Horton (daughter)
Daddy,daddy, we need ya'll so life's too hard to carry on . Too hard to face,not worth the pain,the emptiness,the lonliness the days the nights the pains too hard to take anymore.
I still miss you! / Terry Jones (Son)
Dad,It is so hard to believe so much time has passed us by and yet it seems like it was yesterday that you left and went home to be with God, I wish somehow that I could see you or talk to you, I can talk to you inside my head, but it is nothing like...
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The worlds best dad My Father James Jones was one of the strongest men I have ever known, he worked very, very hard to provide all his children with the things we needed as we were growing up, his sense of humor was incredible he could make anyone laugh at anytime, he listened with his undivided attention when a problem arose or when you just need to talk. he enjoyed farming, as well as working on cars, sports and life. he taught me all about what it takes to be a man and to be strong and not let things get to me as he often told me to do. he was very much in love with my mom Imogene Jones, he spent 55 years with her, that was his first and only true love aside from his children. he loved his tobacco and his banana cream pies and all of the animals he ever had, they too were his babies. he may be gone from this world, but his legend lives on and it always will, he is now safe in Jesus' ever loving arms. the one thing I would say about my father is he taught me everything that I needed to know to get through life and the things I could not fix, simply don't worry about it...time fixes itself. I thank him for the knowledge he taught me and I am proud to be his son.