October 15, 2019
James “Jim” Casebolt, age 71 of Andover, MN, passed away
suddenly on Friday, October 11, 2019 surrounded by family.
Jim was born July 10, 1948 in Worthington, KY, the third of four siblings to Edgar Sheldon Casebolt and Arlene Virginia Mowery. Jim graduated 1966 from McClain High School in Greenfield, OH.
Jim holds many titles; he is an Eagle Scout and a former minister, but more importantly a brother, father and “Pa.”
He’s the perfect complement to the love of his life, Pam Murphy, who he spent the last 28 years with. He enjoyed fishing, golfing and spending time with his dogs and his family.
Jim’s love sparkled in his eyes when he smiled. His laugh was warm and genuine; and he shared his laughter with everyone he met.
Jim will live on in the hearts of those who love him including Pam Murphy, his children Kelly Sawyer (Dave Jones) and Jamie Murphy; his grandchildren Jake Sawyer and Megan Murphy; his sister Jeanette Hudnell and his brother Thom Casebolt, as well as his nieces and nephews and the countless others that were touched by his life.
There to welcome Jim home are his parents Edgar and Arlene, sister Charlene, and his son-in-law (and best friend) Greg.
Jim was born July 10, 1948 in Worthington, KY, the third of four siblings to Edgar Sheldon Casebolt and Arlene Virginia Mowery. Jim graduated 1966 from McClain High School in Greenfield, OH.
Jim holds many titles; he is an Eagle Scout and a former minister, but more importantly a brother, father and “Pa.”
He’s the perfect complement to the love of his life, Pam Murphy, who he spent the last 28 years with. He enjoyed fishing, golfing and spending time with his dogs and his family.
Jim’s love sparkled in his eyes when he smiled. His laugh was warm and genuine; and he shared his laughter with everyone he met.
Jim will live on in the hearts of those who love him including Pam Murphy, his children Kelly Sawyer (Dave Jones) and Jamie Murphy; his grandchildren Jake Sawyer and Megan Murphy; his sister Jeanette Hudnell and his brother Thom Casebolt, as well as his nieces and nephews and the countless others that were touched by his life.
There to welcome Jim home are his parents Edgar and Arlene, sister Charlene, and his son-in-law (and best friend) Greg.