James "Jimmy" Goodwin, 66, of Mt. Vernon went to be with his Lord, on Thursday, February 2, 2023. Jimmy was born on April 4, 1956, the son of John and Bessie (Willingham) Goodwin. He married (Rowe) in 2008.
Jimmy was an Mt. Vernon High School graduate who later worked for Mt. Vernon School District for 23 and half years. He was a faithful member of the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church and was involved in many church activities, especially the Church softball leagues. He was a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan and also enjoyed Indiana Hoosiers basketball. Most of all he was a family man, who loved his family dearly. He was known for being someone that would drop anything to come help you and lead his family by that example.
Burial at Black's Cemetery.
Jimmy was an Mt. Vernon High School graduate who later worked for Mt. Vernon School District for 23 and half years. He was a faithful member of the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church and was involved in many church activities, especially the Church softball leagues. He was a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan and also enjoyed Indiana Hoosiers basketball. Most of all he was a family man, who loved his family dearly. He was known for being someone that would drop anything to come help you and lead his family by that example.
Burial at Black's Cemetery.
James "Jimmy" Goodwin, 66, of Mt. Vernon went to be with his Lord, on Thursday, February 2, 2023. Jimmy was born on April 4, 1956, the son of John and Bessie (Willingham) Goodwin. He married (Rowe) in 2008.
Jimmy was an Mt. Vernon High School graduate who later worked for Mt. Vernon School District for 23 and half years. He was a faithful member of the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church and was involved in many church activities, especially the Church softball leagues. He was a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan and also enjoyed Indiana Hoosiers basketball. Most of all he was a family man, who loved his family dearly. He was known for being someone that would drop anything to come help you and lead his family by that example.
Burial at Black's Cemetery.
Jimmy was an Mt. Vernon High School graduate who later worked for Mt. Vernon School District for 23 and half years. He was a faithful member of the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church and was involved in many church activities, especially the Church softball leagues. He was a die-hard Chicago Cubs fan and also enjoyed Indiana Hoosiers basketball. Most of all he was a family man, who loved his family dearly. He was known for being someone that would drop anything to come help you and lead his family by that example.
Burial at Black's Cemetery.
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