I got a lot of memories with hanging out with Jimmy. I always had a good time we was always laughing. 
My favorite time with hanging out with Jimmy was whenever you he wanted to trade motorcycles for the day. I told him he needed something more than then high top Converse cuz my bike took a lot of soul. After about two or three traffic lights Jimmy pulled over and he said "hey you want to trade back my feet are on fire". You see my old shovelhead didn't have hardly any brakes so you had to drag your feet he had holes in both the bottoms of his Converse. Rip brother, till next time.  You're up there with most of the old gang. Save us a place, till next time brother.
My condolences to Charissa and Cody and the family.

Jimmy, we had some fun didn't we you me and Jamie.
I remember the night that you took me to see Doyle Bramhall and his blues band. We got to hang out with them, we got their autographs, it was a blast.
I'll never forget that night over at Brown's whenever you poured beer in my high heel and then proceeded to drink it down! Jimmy you was a hoot!
Rip my friend. Sympathies to Charissa and Cody.

My Uncle Jimmy was known as “Wildman” and a wild man he was! I got my 1st tattoo in his living room and he gave me my good taste in music when he gave me his old 8 track collection.  My Daddy & Jimmy showed me what wild outdoor fun was all about! Riding 3&4 wheelers, bomb fires and hunting trips in Arkansas.  Trips down the Guadalupe…….there was never an end to the party!  You just woke up and kept on partying !! He was hell on wheels and I’ll carry those memories with me always! I’m so thankful for my cousins Charissa & Cody. They are the best part of my uncle! We are so proud of you both and love you very much!! Always- Kim McKee Richardson 💕

I will always remember sharing a few holidays  with you and being able to see you when you were home. It was a pleasure knowing you in those moments.  Your now flying high with the beautiful angels🪽

My prayers are with you Charissa, and your family   I remember how much you loved your daddy.

Jimmy is so loved! It was an absolute pleasure knowing him. Thank you for giving The Villa an opportunity to care for him and create memories together. Please know Charissa and family you are in our prayers. We are family forever.

My fondest memories with my dad were always of us out riding mini-bikes or doing things outdoors. One trip out to Arkansas we were at the farm riding that yellow 3-wheeler! He was letting me drive, and I hit that thumb throttle full send and I stood that bad boy right up! There we were trying to get off of it before it could fall over onto us, my dad rolled me out of the way and then himself. We dusted us right off and got back on it!

Jimmy and I were friends for a long time and I'm so sorry for your loss. I loved him, he was my friend. The last time I saw him we had Thanksgiving together I'm thinking it was 2016 or 17. Not sure. God rest your soul Jimmy. Love Shea

I remember this trip we took to Arkansas to visit with u. Hey Gage will ya put me in my chair and take me to smoke. Yes Sir. I didn't know u to well before ur sroke 10 years ago, but the Jimmy McKee I have got to know as my father in law the past 9 years was a good man . He was kind and greatful I love listening to the good times he had throughout his life. When we would pick him up for the day or a Holiday the joy in that man's face was awesome. Sitting on the porch smoking a cigarette  or even the occasional wacky tobacco cigarette. Man I miss you already. I love u Jimmy. I wish I  could have spent more time with u and hear more times about the good ol days. Till we meet again rest easy.

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Jimmy Ray McKee

16 diciembre, 1958 – 10 marzo, 2024

Bean-Massey-Burge Funeral Home Beltline Road

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