OBITUARY
James Edward Parr Jr.
April 28, 1982 – October 11, 2020
James E. Parr, Jr. of Wixom, passed away October 11, 2020 at 38 years of age.
Loving husband of Nicole. Proud father of Haley and Kamryn. Dear son of Susan DeLano and step-son of Kathy Parr. Brother of Michael (Melissa) Parr and Brian Parr. Uncle of Penny and Lena. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles and other extended loving family. He is preceded in death by his father, James E. Parr, Sr.
Jim loved hockey, golf and cars. He will be truly missed by all.
A memorial gathering will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2020 from 11:00am until 3:00pm at the Union Lake Chapel of the Elton Black & Son Funeral Home, 1233 Union Lake Road in White Lake. There will be a time for memory sharing at 3:00pm.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions suggested to the family to establish an educational fund for Haley and Kamryn.
Services
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Memorial Visitation
Saturday, October 17, 2020
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Memory Sharing
Saturday, October 17, 2020
Memories
James Edward Parr Jr.
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ADD A MEMORYBeth Mills
October 18, 2020
My dearest Parr Family,
I had the honor of caring for Jim as his nurse while he was inpatient. He was the most caring man as he shared stories and things with me about his family and friends.
My deepest and most sincere condolences for your loss. No words are adequate. I am blessed beyond measure for what he added to my life and hope that I was able to add some sunshine to his days that I cared for him.
May the Lord be with you and comfort you during this time. Know that he LOVED you with all his heart!
Sean sauve
October 15, 2020
ive known Jim a very long time and hes been one of my brothers best friends since we moved here. Jim always looked out for me and alway always gave me good advice .... and not to mention all the hockey games that jim calmed me down and even when i was younger and not in a good mood jim would always have somthing to say that would cheer me up! and cant forget about our monday poker where we got to all have a excuse to hang out..Will always have a place in my heart for Mr Jim Par and all his great memories i got to share with him ! Love ya jim!
Colin Sipperley
October 15, 2020
I have known Jim both as a hockey referee and director for over 10 years. Jimbo always brought an element of humor to the rink that I will forever miss and appreciate! The Inline Hockey Center’s deepest condolences go out to Jim’s family and his team the Tall Boys. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. May his voice continue to echo in our hearts.
Mike Valchine
October 15, 2020
My deepest condolences to the family for your loss. I had the great pleasure of working with and hanging out with Jim while at the Budd Company in the early 2000s. We bonded over sports and music and hung out with our coworkers when we could. He was a very good man and will be truly missed.
Cheryl Graunstadt
October 15, 2020
Sending heartfelt sympathy and love to the family of Jim Parr. I worked with him and always felt he was so energetic and positive, especially patient and willing to help anyone in need.
Selvaraju Marimuthu
October 14, 2020
We all miss the most energetic person. Cannot believe Jim is no more. Condolences to his beloved family members and friends.May his soul Rest In Peace.
Cathy (Mom's) Sauve
October 14, 2020
Jim, special memories of you will always bring a smile to my face. So many memories, hockey, upnorth, poker Mondays and of course Mackinac. One of my favorite memories is leaving the Mustang with all of "my boys" walking down Market Street towards The French Outpost and you guys trying to figure out what to call me since I didn't like being called Mrs. Sauve. I remember telling all of you "thats my mother-in-laws name. Names start coming out and Mom "S" or moms was decided and it has stuck all this time. I will surely miss you!
Nicole, girls, Susie, Michael and BP. My heart is breaking for all of you. If you need anything please just ask. ❤❤🙏🙏
Nina Laskowska
October 14, 2020
Thank you, Jim, for being in my life, it was worth to know you. I will always remember your support in many cases. Rest in Piece
Jorge Morales
October 14, 2020
For Jim's family, especially to his daughters and wife ... the STTAS UPS Mexico office will miss Jim very much, as a friend and co-worker. All of us in Mexico are very sorry for your loss. Please receive our honest condolences. Jim will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Jason Hall
October 14, 2020
Haley and Kamryn
I was so sorry to hear about your father’s passing. I know this is a very sad and difficult time for you and your family. You have my very deepest sympathy.
Nicole, Haley, Kamryn, James Family and Friends,
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
With deepest sympathy, Jason Hall
Shaun Bradley
October 13, 2020
Jim was my first friend when I moved to walled lake. In a world where I knew no one Jim treated me as we were friends since elementary. I had the joy of working my first job with him and sharing his home with me and introducing me to Suzie’s famous broccoli cheddar soup. Jim has taught me so many wonderful things in life. This world will not be the same without you but I will always share our stories and memories. Love from your favorite Chewbacca
Gregory Leonard
October 13, 2020
Oh-Mi friend from N. Baltimore Oh. Jim was a great guy awesome competitor and a lot of fun to golf with. He will be truly missed by the Oh-Mi family. I would like to extend my heartfelt condolences to all family and friends
Jen Slater
October 13, 2020
Jim was like a big Brother to me, Dennis and all
of his friends welcomed me “Rico’s little sis” into the group as one of the friends and we spent so many nights together; from Up North weekends, to concerts during the summer to friend gatherings, even a trip to WMU! All of those times, Jim always had my back and watched out for me. My heart is broken for the entire Parr family, we are sending our love your way. Jim will be deeply missed. 😢
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Biography
James E. Parr, Jr. of Wixom, passed away October 11, 2020 at 38 years of age.
Loving husband of Nicole. Proud father of Haley and Kamryn. Dear son of Susan DeLano and step-son of Kathy Parr. Brother of Michael (Melissa) Parr and Brian Parr. Uncle of Penny and Lena. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles and other extended loving family. He is preceded in death by his father, James E. Parr, Sr.
Jim loved hockey, golf and cars. He will be truly missed by all.
A memorial gathering will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2020 from 11:00am until 3:00pm at the Union Lake Chapel of the Elton Black & Son Funeral Home, 1233 Union Lake Road in White Lake. There will be a time for memory sharing at 3:00pm.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions suggested to the family to establish an educational fund for Haley and Kamryn.