Dear Marnie & Pat,
I just heard about your Dad and I'm so sorry for your loss. Your Dad was a wonderful man and a Hero.  It was an honor to have met him. The likes of his kind we will never see again.
My deepest condolences and my prayers go out to you and your families.

Words were hard to come by when I learned of the loss of your father and I want to express my love for your dad and your family.  It seems we have always had a connection with the Fletcher's. Growing up on Condor Street as neighbors we had a lot of interaction. I am surprised that  Jamie survived babysitting the boys across the street. Jim took an interest in me in High School and we often played tennis together. While studying in Europe your parents took me with them back to England for a week of sightseeing and fun. It was at that time Jim took me to Bassinbourn where he and many other brave fliers helped win a victory over the Nazi regime. I am grateful to have known your dad.....and family and will always cherish the times and memories that we share through the years.  You are dear to us though miles separate us...may the God of all comfort show you His love and give you His peace at this time of loss.....

Sunland Memorial Park, Mortuary & Cremation Center

James Fletcher

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James D. Fletcher

31 July, 1918 – 25 July, 2012

Sunland Memorial Park, Mortuary & Cremation Center

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