James Atherton II
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JAMES E. ATHERTON II
James E. Atherton II, 41, Kansas City, Missouri passed away January 1, 2010. Memorial services will be held 1:00 PM, April 10, 2010 at Grace & Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 13th & Broadway, Kansas City, MO. James was born October 6, 1968 in Carrollton, Missouri. He was 1987 graduate of Carrollton High School and received his degree from Penn Valley College, Kansas City, MO. James was survived by: mother, Glenda Atherton, Sedalia, MO; brother, Kevin Atherton, Kearney, MO; and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. (arr. Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, 816-313-1677)
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I have fond memories of James from high school, wish I had seen him more since high school would have enjoyed the opportunity to stay in touch. I’m very sorry for your loss,
Brian Cannon CHS 1987
Thoughts and prays are with you. Jimmy was a great guy,always seem to make me smile when I was sad, he will be missed. Im very sorry.
I did not see since we got out of high school he was a great guy it saddens me to hear about his passing. I’m sorry not to have tryed to keep in contact
I have thought of James many times since high school, but regret that I never reconnected with him. Some of my fondest memories of him were from when we were on the speech and debate team together. My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this very sad time. . . . Denise Dorner, Class of ’87
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Jimmy and I were good friends in high school but did not keep in touch after graduation. I pray God’s blessing on your family.
Jimmy, do you know how much you are missed? I fondly remember the Jimmy I grew up with and wish I would have had the opportunity to become acquainted with the man you became. I am so sorry we never did connect again after high school graduation. May you find peace my friend.
I have fond memories of James. He was extraordinarily kind and always made me smile. The last time I saw and spoke to him was graduation, that I regret. May peace be with you James.
I have fond memories of James. He was extraordinarily kind and always made me smile. The last time I saw and spoke to him was graduation, that I regret. May peace be with you James.
My memories of James is of a very caring, kind, young man. He was always so willing to help. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. May he rest in peace.
My heartfelt prayers are with you at this time of loss. I am heartbroken. I considered Jimmy a dear friend in high school. We often had lunch together at Roseberry’s and he would stop and visit me at John Minnis’ Ready to Wear, where I worked on the square. We were on the speech team together and had several classes. I remember him as so happy and such a sensitive person who cared about everyone. He always made me laugh with his drama about something. We used to “hash” everything that happened at school while he worked at Roseberry’s and I would sit at the counter and have a coke. I remember his bright eyes and beautiful eyelashes…the girls always thought it was unfair he was blessed with those!! I regret we did not stay in touch after high school, although I tried to reach him several times for class reunions. He will be remembered always and the CHS Class of 1987 will keep him close in our hearts. God bless you and keep you in this extreme time of sorrow. My prayers are with you.
James brought much fun and laughter into our teen years. My prayers are with his family.
Glenda and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I will remember James as a kind, caring individual. He will be missed.
I was deeply saddened to hear of James’ passing. I’m very sorry for your loss.
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. He was a friendly guy that always had a smile on his face. He will be deaply missed by all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May he rest in peace and never be forgotten.
Tina Lyon CHS 1987
Jimmy, may you rest in peace. My condolences and prayers go out to Glenda and his family. Jimmy will be missed but not forgotten.
When I remember my past in Carrollton, it is hard to find a memory that Jimmy was not part of. We would ride our bike around town (before we got our cars) and ride together to school. He was always such a good friend to me, one that I confided many things to. We always had a blast in Speech and Debate and just plain hanging out at Charlie’s. After I left Carrollton, as it is with many realtionships, I lost touch with Jimmy. It is always hard to lose someone you care about and this is no different. I will always remember Jimmy with a smile! My heartfelt sympathy goes out to his mother, brother and extended family. Jimmy, you will be missed by many!
Gods Blessings upon your family in your time of sorrow. Jimmy the memories will forever live in my heart of our fond times at Carrollton High School.
Gods Blessings upon your family in your time of sorrow. Jimmy the memories will forever live in my heart of our fond times at Carrollton High School.
I havevery fond memories of jimmy,we used to talk for hours about everything under the sun.He was a kind and wonderful friend and will never be forgotten.
James posessed the rare capacity to disarm a hardened heart with only his radiant smile. My prayers are with Glenda, Kevin and everyone who loved and cared for this gentle person.
I can’t believe that it is true. What a wonderful person we will all miss! I have so many memories of growing up with Jimmy. I’m so sorry I didn’t get to talk to him in the recent years. We should never wait too long. God bless you Jimmy. I will keep Glenda, Kevin and the family in my thoughts and prayers.
I’m very sorry to hear of Jimmy’s passing. He was such a kind and caring person. He will never be forgotten. Just know the entire family is in my prayers.
I met James while he was a parishioner at Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Kansas City. From time to time he served as an acolyte and I will always remember him for his ready smile, sense of humor, and genuine concern for others. May he rest in peace and rise in glory.
I met James while he was a parishioner at Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Kansas City. From time to time he served as an acolyte and I will always remember him for his ready smile, sense of humor, and genuine concern for others. May he rest in peace and rise in glory.
I was very sorry to read of the loss of Jimmy Atherton. I was his third grade teacher and have very fond memories of him, Kevin (who was also one of my third graders), and his mom, Glenda who was very faithful about attending parent-teacher confereces. I loved teaching in Carrollton and have wonderful memories of that time and place. The Athertons figured prominently into my wonderful memories. I am sorry I didn’t keep in touch with them after I left Carrollton but I know this is a tremendous loss for the family. Know, Kevin and Glenda, I’m thinking about you.
We are saddened by James’s death. He worshiped regularly with us, both on Sundays and at our midday service. May he rest in peace and rise in glory.
I just dont have the words to express how I feel, we will miss you Jimmy.
I just dont have the words to express how I feel, we will miss you Jimmy.
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