Met Jimmie trough Friends Vern & Roger Lee ,I was new to Bluegrass Music and We had a chance to play together on various occasions ,His son Larry influenced Me to learn Dobro . RIP Jimmie !
My sincere condolences to Shirley and family. Jim always treated his friends, co-workers, and fellow citizens with so much dignity and respect. I will always hold memories of Jim as the great man that he was.
Our deepest sympathy to Shirley and family. I will always remember Jim as a person that loved to laugh. I worked with him at the cookie factory from 1956 - 1958. Between Jim and his brother Alvie there was never a dull moment. I believe Jim was the best tomato grower in the country. We could count on him supplying us with fresh tomatoes every summer. Jim will be remembered for many contributions he made to the community over the years. He will be missed.
Sincerely
Harry & Lucy Townsend
I played baseball in high school with Larry. I remember Mr. Booth attending our games often. What I remember most about him is that he was a kind and friendly man, always having a kind word for me when we'd speak, as well a great sense of humor and a friendly smile.
Mrs. Booth and family, my sincere condolences for your loss.
Tom Schiera
Thoughts and prayers to the family during this difficult time. I know how hard this is. I enjoy the memories of my Momo and Popo living next door when we were kids. Always such a nice man.
