James D. Elliott Obituary

Jim Elliott was a wonderful man. When my father was very ill, Captain Elliott responded to calls and convinced him to go to the hospital. This was tough as my dad didn't want the neighbors to see the ambulance and/or fire engine transporting him. Jim's kindness and love for my family will long be remembered. Deepest condolences to his loving family. Rest in Peace Jim

Jim and I lived across the street from each other for some 50 odd years, we watched each of our families grow and move on, we shared many conversations, personal and joyous, Jim was the most laid back and funniest guys to be around, if he was not laughing then nobody was laughing, He was always quick to lend a hand or share his views at any level, I will surely miss him, but I am Blessed that God shared

Jim and I lived across the street from each other for some 50 odd years, we watched each of our families grow and move on, we shared many conversations, personal and joyous, Jim was the most laid back and funniest guys to be around, if he was not laughing then nobody was laughing, He was always quick to lend a hand or share his views at any level, I will surely miss him, but I am Blessed that God shared his Grace and allowed Jim to be in my life. My Prayers are for Joyce, Jamie, and Jordan to heal through the sorrow and bask in the great memories, for Jim was a Great Man, and he will be missed by many.

James and I were childhood friends. We trapped muskrats in the swamp and sold the pelts for 25 cents each, went camping a lot with his parents in the camper on the back of their pickup truck. We went to great places, Cherokee Indian Reservations, Oregon Inlet, and Frisco Campgrounds and rode some nice waves at Hatteras, Virginia Beach and Sandbridge.
Then you joined the military as a medic and were stationed in Germany and a year later I joined the

James and I were childhood friends. We trapped muskrats in the swamp and sold the pelts for 25 cents each, went camping a lot with his parents in the camper on the back of their pickup truck. We went to great places, Cherokee Indian Reservations, Oregon Inlet, and Frisco Campgrounds and rode some nice waves at Hatteras, Virginia Beach and Sandbridge.
Then you joined the military as a medic and were stationed in Germany and a year later I joined the 82nd Airborne. I remember you getting out of the army joining the Fire Dept and actually responded to the 9-1-1 call when my Mom was ill.
Great memories.
Have a great journey, James. Hope to see you in the next chapter of our lives.
Life is too short!
Charlie, Suki and Louise Wagner

Such a nice man. I remember him being a regular customer of mine at Food Lion and he was always pleasant and sweet. May he rest in peace.