Birth date: Jan 19, 1959 Death date: Sep 24, 2020
James Slattery, 61, of Fredericksburg, passed away peacefully on Thursday, September 24, 2020 at his home with his family by his side. Born in Mojave, California at Edwards Air Force Base, Jim grew up in Northern Virginia. He gra Read Obituary
RIP friend. You are a super human and will be missed by so many people. You were such great support to me and my mom. Being a caregiver is hard work but you always helped me and gave me great advice. You even visited my mom in the hospital. God blessed this earth with you. I'm saddened by this loss but I know you are in heaven and healed. Blessings, Michele Miranda
You will be truly missed. We all have great memories to cherish. 😘
No matter the situation Jim never complained. We had great conversations at the Keenan picnics. He loved to share the wonderful family trips he took with friends. He always asked how my kids were doing? No more pain! Rest In Peace Jim. 🙏
Rochelle and Bart Routh
Sincere sympathy to the family in your loss of Jim. Just a short time on earth but all of eternity in heaven together. I got to work with Jim on the HOA for a number of years and can honestly say he was always ready and willing to help and always the first to volunteer. Great guy that will be missed. Rest In Peace. 🙏Shay
Jim was such an inspiration to those of us who gathered monthly at the cancer center. He always had a smile and a positive attitude. He fought so hard to keep going so he could spend as much time with his family as possible. He was always willing to help others. It was such a special celebration for Jim’s 60th Birthday, so glad to share that memory with your family. May he Rest In Peace and now be free of pain. Cherish your special memories.
De De Balut
Jim was a great guy he walked the walk he enjoyed life we were blessed to know him. He never complained he always asked how you were doing he always had a smile, he was a good husband and father we will miss him but we know he is resting peacefully with God.
Carol and Richard Taylor
I will always remember Jim as a good guy. He always had a smile and a handshake or hug with family/friend get-togethers. Always fun to sit nearby because he had a calm easy way about him. I will miss you, Jim. My heart goes out to Chris. You came through, Kiddo. ❤️❤️
