I miss you daddy, on the first of January this year, i took the day off to watch the citrus bowl. It was a special day, it was Kentucky Wildcats vs the Penn state Nittany lions. It was special, Because dad you and I loved the game of football. Dad Kentucky was were you were borned and raised. and for me.the Penn state Nittany lions has been the college football team i have rooted for since 1981.on that day your homestate Wildcats was victorious 

I miss you dad. I'mhappy that your with mom and the rest of the relatives. You have the best seats in the house to watch football

I miss you dad. I'm happy you're with mom and uncle ronny. Say hello to mom and the rest of the relatives. Your fatboy son Jason

I miss you but I'm happy that you're with Mom now.

My dad was greatfather.he was hard working and good providr.i will miss you daddy. Say hi to mom and uncle ronny. Your at home. I will miss you
Your fat boy son Jason

I had the great pleasure of working with Jim back in the Northwest Orient era. Jim helped and assisted with many group movements between London (my station) and Las Vegas (Jim's). Always willing to help and always with a smile. 
God bless you Jim. RIP. 
Bill Samules - London DSM NWA.

I have been friends with Jacki since High School, she was my brother Mike's friend first and we then became fast friends. That's when I met her Parents.They were always so kind to me when ever I visited their home. Mr. M was such a great guy and always joking about something, especially babysitting Jacki's little dogs.(he loved them) He had a great sense of humor and always seemed so happy and full of life. He loved your Mom so very much. They are together now and watching over you. He will live on in your heart and in your memories always. Gods Speed Mr. M. you will be sadly missed

James Arthur Million is my fond of  brother-in-law. He married with my beautiful sister in Tokyo Japan when I was 12-years old.He wrote my sister the love letters every day for 5-years before they gat married. How they loved each ather, and he is now with lovely wife again for happyly ever!!
 With a lots of Love and Thank you so much!!    Fumiko Takad (Tokyo,Japan)

James Arthur Million is my fond of  brother-in-law. He married with my beautiful sister in Tokyo Japan when I was 12-years old.He wrote my sister the love letters every day for 5-years before they gat married. How they loved each ather, and he is now with lovely wife again for happyly ever!!
 With a lots of Love and Thank you so much!!

Always was so fond of Jim.  I trained him in his first job at NWA as Convention Sales Rep.  He was a delightful guy and I'll miss him. Sincere sympathy to his family.

Jim and I worked together as Passenger Sales representative in the DC metro area and later out of the San Francisco office in Las Vegas, where his family and my family became very close. He, Nobuko and the kids loved the Bay Area where they once lived. He and his family would stay with us in SFO on some weekends and we would do the same in LAS. He was indeed a gentleman and always the same. Joyce and I will miss him.

james Arthur million was my uncle. I didn't see much because he went into the army when I was still a child. but I heard about him playing semi-pro football. I was luck to meet my aunt nobuko when her and jimmy come back to Danville. nobuko million was beautiful and gracious lady. now her and uncle jimmy are together again rest in peace my uncle........bruce million

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James Arthur Million

August 8, 1939 – August 22, 2014

Palm Eastern Mortuary & Cemetery

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