James Walter Jacobs, Jr.

james jacobs, jr.

December 11, 1941 ~ May 8, 2019

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James Walter “Junior” Jacobs Jr., 77 of Danville, died May 8, 2019. Born December 11, 1941 in Marion County to Walter Jacobs, Sr. and Mary Catherine Shively, he was a mechanic and farmer. He was preceded in death by two sister, Frances Thomas and Lucille Bowman, a brother, David Jacobs, two grandchildren, Terry Michael Campbell, Jr., and Annabelle Mattingly, and two step-sons, Mitchell Glenn Miller and Wilfred Phillips. Survivors include his wife, Patricia Ann Jacobs, children; David Lee Jacobs (Gwynn Lawson), Connie Jacobs Campbell (Terry), Donna Satterly, Mary Belcher (Dale), stepchildren Melissa Gail Bandy, Jennifer Miller and Ramona Phillips, six grandchildren and seven step-grandchildren. Private family time was held. Private family time was held.

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  1. Jr was a nice neighbor and friend always enjoy talking with him. He will greatly miss.

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  2. I Love You Daddy and I Miss You So Very Much! There were so many things to do and say , that we were not able to do. Sickness robbed us of that. You are feeling no pain now and that is a good thing, even though it hurts us deeply that you are gone. You will always be in our hearts. You have touched so many peoples hearts and are deeply loved. What I wish for you now is to \”REST IN PEACE!\” and give my Son and Your Granddaughter a BIG HUG and KISS from ALL of US. Thank You for being MY DADDY! I Will Love and Miss You Forever. Love, Connie

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  4. I Love and Miss You So Very Much Daddy ! There were so many things to do and say that we never got to do. Sickness robbed us of that. I will always cherish the good memories that I have. I wish that I could have made things better for you. You are in no pain now and that is good. I just have to figure out how to deal with my pain of losing you. My wish for you now is to \”REST IN PEACE!\” Also to give MY SON and YOUR GRANDDAUGHTER (Whom you will be meeting for thew first time) A BIG HUG AND KISS FOR US! I will Love and Miss You Forever Daddy! You were and are Loved By Many. Love, Connie

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