To Barb and family,

Jim and Barb sold me their 1959 TR3A two years before.  This is a picture of the car he loved so much after I put it back on the road.  Thank you Jim and Barb, the car give me great pleasure and I think of you often.  Sorry I did not hear of your passing, my wife fell ill and my father passed away during you passing.  My God bless.  If the family can contact me about anything they want to do with Jim's remaining cars and parts I can help sell them.  I may be reached at (614) 783-3298, thank you both again, I wish you peace,  thanks, Nino Richards

I never got to know Uncle Jim as well as I wish I could’ve. I always knew him as a great guy but we lived far from Lancaster so we didn’t get to see him that often. I do remember he was there for me for most of my younger childhood. I wish we could’ve talked more because going to the Funeral made me realize that we had a lot in common. I can’t wait until the day when we can meet again. Rest In Peace Uncle Jim.

So very sorry to hear of Cousin Jim's passing.   He was a very good man with a wonderful sense of humor.   We all had so much fun growing up together on the farm in Pickerington.

My sympathies are with you all.  I am sorry for your loss.

Sharon Cosner Sellitto

I have great memories of Jim from years ago at Rickenbacker! I worked for him in Munitions Maintenance, and he was a wonderful, laid back boss. I was the first woman working out at the bomb dump, and he expected me to do what all the guys did. I appreciated that he wasn't crude around me; he was like a father figure. My prayers are with his family and all those who loved him.

I worked at DSCC with Jim for several years.  He was always kind,   fun, and a model employee.  It was a pleasure to be on the same team with him.  I remember he loved to do woodworking.   Jim also worked at Rickenbacker ANGB with my husband.  We send our condolences from our home in Tucson, Arizona.

Jane and Tom Botchie

Jim had my dad's sense of humor and logical way of looking at life. I have been blessed to have him in my life and will miss him tremendously. I took this picture in April, 2018 when I was visiting Ohio. He was a great cousin who knew how to lay block and mix cement with my dad. May he rest in peace.

Barb, we are so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. 

Uncle Jim was always picking on me and I loved him so much.  I will miss all of the silly posts on Facebook. I’m glad I got to visit last year. 

I'll always have such great memories and fun times when we all worked together at foundation dinners. The great times we all had with you at our monthly dinners. Always had a funny come back and always smiling.  Your heart was as big as your personality.  You will be missed. Rest in the arms of Jesus.

Dear Barb and Family ,
It is with much Sorrow that we Share your Pain and Sadness . Jim was A Great Friend to Keith and well known to our family for many years. I am Sure he and Keith are rejoicing in Heaven doing all the things they Loved to do ❤ .... Heaven gained a good man.. We are So Very Sorry For Your Loss .. God Bless.. Carol Ruff Springer Jump and Family

Uncle Jim was the greatest. He has always been there for my family. He was a great heckler, but we always knew he cared. I will miss him deeply. I love you Uncle Jim. All my love to my dear Aunt Barbara. Love you too Scott and Kevin. The world just lost a good man, Brad and Sandy Whitt

Jim was so awesome!  Always had his quiet way of making you laugh!  Thinking of you, Barb, and your family.  Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

OBITUARY

James Raymond Millar

24 February, 1939 – 23 July, 2020

Halteman Fett & Dyer Funeral Home

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