I heard the news of Jimmy’s passing from some other fellow “Black Knights”. I am very saddened to hear the news. Jimmy was a very humble guy, who would have given his shirt off his back for anyone. May he Rest In Peace! 

The first time I met Jimmy, the guys were playing cards and I wanted to sit down and play. I sat next to Jimmy and he learned over with that grin and said "I hope you brought enough money play or you not gonna be sitting here very long." I winked back and said, " Oh, don't you worry about me. I noticed you only have change in front of you, I've got dollar bills." He laughed hard and we spend the rest of the night telling jokes and drinking beers. From that moment on I  loved Jimmy. When ever we met up, we picked back up right where we left off. He was a great man, a great father and a incredible soul to know. You will be missed  more than you'll understand.

Rest In Peace.
Janie Simmank


Jimmy was a coworker in the 19th and he and his family were next door neighbors as well. Jimmy was a bit of a prankster who loved to make people laugh. Jimmy really was a good guy and am glad to have known him. 
My thoughts and prayers go to all his family and loved ones. 

We will miss you Jimbo. I knew you when you were a young boy. Your mom and dad were the best parents. Now you are with your dad again sharing laughter.  

Brother, You will be sorely missed and your memories will forever be in our hearts.  Love and peace.  GBNF - Mark (Nasty) & Melinda (Scooter)

Jimmy was a GREAT guy!  He was one of the best people to work with.  Super kind and one hell of a bowler!  Once a Black Knight ALWAYS a Black Knight!  I know he will be missed but his family!

I've known Jimmy for over 30 years. We were stationed at Robins and were neighbors for a couple years in base housing. Jimmy was always smiling and trying to keep people's spirits up when things weren't great. Since we were both from KY we hit it off right away. I can't just come up with one memory because we were around each other so much.  Just remember him as an awesome person and a great friend.  RIP  brother, Until Valhalla. 

I served with Jimmy in the 19th.  Great guy, and the world will be a lesser place without him.  RIP Jimmy.

I will truly miss you my brother. You can finally be at peace. Till Valhalla…GBNF

I met Jimbo at the bowling alley (of course). My husband,  Brad bowled on a league with him on Thursday nights.  Thursday nights was a “mens only” league”, but sometimes I would go up to just watch.  Jimbo and the other guys, treated me like “one of the guys” but also treated me like a lady if that makes any sense. It does to me, because they are were so kind and welcoming, like I was one of the guys, but yet they took care of me like a lady , by making sure I always got my favorite drink, a good seat to see. and they all chatted with me with between their turns to bowl. Jimbo was a GREAT guy and I will truly miss seeing him every Thursday when I sneak in to watch the guys bowl. RIP JIMBO. I am so sorry for the families sudden loss and I am praying comfort and peace for all.  

Knew Jimmy as a Black Knight, F-15 B-Flight Mechanic, Harley Rider and Friend. RIP My Brother!

I was heart broken to hear this news! Jimmy was an amazing person and even better Brother-in-law. He would give the shirt off his  back and help anybody in need. Jimmy had a huge impact in my life. In my teenage troubled years he allowed me to move in with him,Ginger and DFEE “Danielle” and supported me and got me back on the right tracks. I will be forever great full! Jimmy you will be missed and in my heart forever! 

I can remember all the things that Eager had told me and all the time he kicked my butt at darts. I will forever cherish every word and memory. I will miss you brother and until we meet again and ride the roads of heaven. 

Love you brother 

Stitch & Strut 

I served with Jimmy at Carswell AFB we bowled together for many years even at Nationals. Then they blessed us with our first granddaughter Danielle. Jimmy will always be in my heart and will be very missed. What a great son-in-law. 

I’m so very sorry to see this. Jimmy lived behind me in Warner Robins. Although we didn’t talk much we waved to each other over the fence. He had a little dog that didn’t bark. I knew he was having some health issues but was so surprised when I found out he wasn’t living there anymore. I have often thought of him and wondered where he was. My deepest condolences to his family. I pray that you find peace and comfort in the coming days. 

Jimmy and I were stationed together at Robins. I’m from KY as well and Jimmy and I loved to share stories of home. He was a great guy! RIP, our friend.

I am blessed to have  shared a bond with Jimmy in having  a precious gift from God , Our daughter Danielle! He loved his daughter Danielle with all his heart!  He will be greatly miss! 

I served in the AF with Jim for many years and always liked him a lot. All around good guy who always had a smile. He was with me on my last deployment and helped me pick out the tattoo I got while we were gone. He will surely be missed!

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He was preceded in death by his father, Jimmy Wayne Fee.


Left to cherish his memory are his daughter, Danielle Hermes(Blake); his mother, Elezan Fee; a grandson, "Nug", on the way; brother, Steve Fee(Christy); niece and nephews, Corey Fee, Chelsey Sparks, and Trevor Sparks; great-nephew, Knox Whitfill; and his aunt, Callie Quillen.

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Jimmy Wayne "Eager" Fee Jr.

1 June, 1966 – 16 June, 2021

Evergreen Funeral Home & Cemetery

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