Death date: Apr 26, 2010
James “Jim” Ansley Stitt was born March 1, 1922 in Sherman, Texas. He passed away peacefully at his home in Pearland, Texas on April 26, 2010. He is in heaven now, reunited with the love of his life and wife of 57 years, Joan Ann. Read Obituary
Papaw,
We love you so very much. You and Mimi will be missed. I have many happy childhood memories visiting you. Mimi loved to shop and Papaw took such great pride in caring for his home and lawn. You lived and long and full life. I take great comfort in knowing you and Mimi are together in heaven. Rest now and enjoy the view!
Love, Shiloh
My thoughts and prayers are with you during your time of loss. I only met Jim a few times many years ago, but remember him as quite a man. Love you…
I can see it now – the party that is going on, my dad, Ernest, Aunt Joan, Uncle James and Sharon. You are more family to me than my actual family. Cindy, Cecile and Bettye I send my prayers and love!
Our compassionate thoughts are with you.
We remember how gracious your parents were when we visited as a young married couple. And years later how much fun we had when they were in Phoenix for a pilots’ convention.
Ray and Mona Riedel
All our in my thoughts and prayers.It makes heaven a little closer when we have our loved ones there.
Love and Prayers,
Brenda
To Our Dear Friends,
We will miss your Father, his kindness and warm smile and wonderful sence of humor. We are grateful for the time we shared. Thank you for being such kind neighbors. Love and prayers.
Our heart hurts for all of you. Our love and prayers are with you. Joan was a special sister to Art and Jim a good friend and brother in law. Art will miss calling Jim. Art called Jim on Tues. morning and when he did not answer he knew something was not right. Thanks for calling us Cindy. Jim was so proud of “his girls”. Cindy, Cecile, and Betty and the grand children were always the topic of his conversation. You will miss him but the wonderful memories you have will give you strength to carry on. Please know that we are always here for you. We will send a gift to St. Jude’s as you requested in Jim’s memory. “You girls” were a good example to others of how you honored your parents.
Love and Hugs,
Uncle Art and Aunt Judy Fray
Our love and prayers.
Uncle Art and Judy Fray
Both Jim and Joan were the neatest parents of any of my friends. I feel fortunate to have known and spent time with them. I’m glad they’re together again, with Sharon, and they they had as much time as they did with their wonderful family. My heart goes out to you, Cindy, and your sisters and all the grandchildren.
Love,
Sarah
Cindy, Cecile and Bettye,
Heaven became a happier place this week. Although we share the sadness of the loss of Uncle Jim, we look forward to the day we will all be united as a family in eternity. I remember Galveston Beach with Sharon and your parents fondly. Please know that even as we are separated by an ocean you are close to my heart and in my prayers. With much love,
Your cousin, David
