Grave Side Services for James E. Nagy, 64, of rural Oskaloosa will be at 1:00 PM, Friday, January 10, 2014 at the Underwood Cemetery near Williamstown. Visitation will be from 6:30 to 8:00 PM, Thursday at the Barnett Family Funeral Home in Oskaloosa (1220 Walnut/U.S. Hwy 59)
James Emery Nagy, 64, of rural Oskaloosa, left this life January 6, 2014 of a final heart attack. He was born August 10, 1949 in Detoit, MI., the son of James Emery, Jr. and Ada Lucille Richardson Nagy. He spent his early childhood in West Virginia before moving to Kansas City, Missouri to be raised by his aunt, Lillian Nagy. Jim attended various schools in the Kansas City area before earning his G.E.D. and continuing his education in musical therapy. Jim divided his time between Kansas City and Ontario, CA., finally settling in the Williamstown Community. He met and fell in love with Audrey Gail Rogers and they were married in May, 1983 in Lecompton, and again on October 18, 1996 at Miami, OK. for good measure. They were together almost 32 years on a journey that had it's share of rocky spots but was rewarding and fulfilling than either had imagined possible. They were deeply in love and were the best of friends. Inseparable, they enjoyed fishing, auctions, traveling and simply being together. Jim was an avid comic book collector and dealer as well as a dealer in rare books. Jim was a former chess master in the Kansas City area as well as an accomplished guitarist, playing with numerous bands in California and Oklahoma. Jim worked as a Pest Control Technician, licensed in six states, before health issues forced his retirement. He is survived by his wife , Audrey Rogers Nagy, Oskaloosa, a daughter, Brandi Marie Nagy, Topeka, two sons, Brandon (Shan) Schimmel, Holton, Jimmy Calhoun, two sisters, Jessie Ann Osman, and Wendy Vitanovitz, both of Ontario, CA., one brother, Steve Vitanovitz, Claremont, CA., six grandchildren, Cannon, Dominic and Audrey Clark all of Topeka, Kegan Meister, Chase Meister, and Zachary Schimmel, all of Holton, a brother in law, John Rick, TENN., nieces, Sara Rick, Kansas City, MO., Danielle Braden, Belton, MO., Stacy Meier, Kentucky, Kerrie Raum, TENN., Dorothy LaBeau, New Jersey, his mother-in-law, Mary Alice Rogers and three brother in laws, Cary Rogers, Craig (Rhonda) Rogers, all of Texas, Gary Rogers, Oskaloosa, two sister in laws, Allene (Derrick) and Stacy (Bo) all of Munsch, TX. Jim was preceded in death by his parents, a sister, Elizabeth Jane Rick and his aunt Lillian. Jim had a gift with animals and was well loved by his animal companions. At the request of family, memorials may be made to the Jefferson County Humane Society in care of The Funeral Home, P.O. Box 602, Oskaloosa, KS. 66066. www.barnettfamilyfh.com
James Emery Nagy, 64, of rural Oskaloosa, left this life January 6, 2014 of a final heart attack. He was born August 10, 1949 in Detoit, MI., the son of James Emery, Jr. and Ada Lucille Richardson Nagy. He spent his early childhood in West Virginia before moving to Kansas City, Missouri to be raised by his aunt, Lillian Nagy. Jim attended various schools in the Kansas City area before earning his G.E.D. and continuing his education in musical therapy. Jim divided his time between Kansas City and Ontario, CA., finally settling in the Williamstown Community. He met and fell in love with Audrey Gail Rogers and they were married in May, 1983 in Lecompton, and again on October 18, 1996 at Miami, OK. for good measure. They were together almost 32 years on a journey that had it's share of rocky spots but was rewarding and fulfilling than either had imagined possible. They were deeply in love and were the best of friends. Inseparable, they enjoyed fishing, auctions, traveling and simply being together. Jim was an avid comic book collector and dealer as well as a dealer in rare books. Jim was a former chess master in the Kansas City area as well as an accomplished guitarist, playing with numerous bands in California and Oklahoma. Jim worked as a Pest Control Technician, licensed in six states, before health issues forced his retirement. He is survived by his wife , Audrey Rogers Nagy, Oskaloosa, a daughter, Brandi Marie Nagy, Topeka, two sons, Brandon (Shan) Schimmel, Holton, Jimmy Calhoun, two sisters, Jessie Ann Osman, and Wendy Vitanovitz, both of Ontario, CA., one brother, Steve Vitanovitz, Claremont, CA., six grandchildren, Cannon, Dominic and Audrey Clark all of Topeka, Kegan Meister, Chase Meister, and Zachary Schimmel, all of Holton, a brother in law, John Rick, TENN., nieces, Sara Rick, Kansas City, MO., Danielle Braden, Belton, MO., Stacy Meier, Kentucky, Kerrie Raum, TENN., Dorothy LaBeau, New Jersey, his mother-in-law, Mary Alice Rogers and three brother in laws, Cary Rogers, Craig (Rhonda) Rogers, all of Texas, Gary Rogers, Oskaloosa, two sister in laws, Allene (Derrick) and Stacy (Bo) all of Munsch, TX. Jim was preceded in death by his parents, a sister, Elizabeth Jane Rick and his aunt Lillian. Jim had a gift with animals and was well loved by his animal companions. At the request of family, memorials may be made to the Jefferson County Humane Society in care of The Funeral Home, P.O. Box 602, Oskaloosa, KS. 66066. www.barnettfamilyfh.com
Grave Side Services for James E. Nagy, 64, of rural Oskaloosa will be at 1:00 PM, Friday, January 10, 2014 at the Underwood Cemetery near Williamstown. Visitation will be from 6:30 to 8:00 PM, Thursday at the Barnett Family Funeral Home in Oskaloosa (1220 Walnut/U.S. Hwy 59)
James Emery Nagy, 64, of rural Oskaloosa, left this life January 6, 2014 of a final heart attack. He was born August 10, 1949 in Detoit, MI., the son of James Emery, Jr. and Ada Lucille Richardson Nagy. He spent his early childhood in West Virginia before moving to Kansas City, Missouri to be raised by his aunt, Lillian Nagy. Jim attended various schools in the Kansas City area before earning his G.E.D. and continuing his education in musical therapy. Jim divided his time between Kansas City and Ontario, CA., finally settling in the Williamstown Community. He met and fell in love with Audrey Gail Rogers and they were married in May, 1983 in Lecompton, and again on October 18, 1996 at Miami, OK. for good measure. They were together almost 32 years on a journey that had it's share of rocky spots but was rewarding and fulfilling than either had imagined possible. They were deeply in love and were the best of friends. Inseparable, they enjoyed fishing, auctions, traveling and simply being together. Jim was an avid comic book collector and dealer as well as a dealer in rare books. Jim was a former chess master in the Kansas City area as well as an accomplished guitarist, playing with numerous bands in California and Oklahoma. Jim worked as a Pest Control Technician, licensed in six states, before health issues forced his retirement. He is survived by his wife , Audrey Rogers Nagy, Oskaloosa, a daughter, Brandi Marie Nagy, Topeka, two sons, Brandon (Shan) Schimmel, Holton, Jimmy Calhoun, two sisters, Jessie Ann Osman, and Wendy Vitanovitz, both of Ontario, CA., one brother, Steve Vitanovitz, Claremont, CA., six grandchildren, Cannon, Dominic and Audrey Clark all of Topeka, Kegan Meister, Chase Meister, and Zachary Schimmel, all of Holton, a brother in law, John Rick, TENN., nieces, Sara Rick, Kansas City, MO., Danielle Braden, Belton, MO., Stacy Meier, Kentucky, Kerrie Raum, TENN., Dorothy LaBeau, New Jersey, his mother-in-law, Mary Alice Rogers and three brother in laws, Cary Rogers, Craig (Rhonda) Rogers, all of Texas, Gary Rogers, Oskaloosa, two sister in laws, Allene (Derrick) and Stacy (Bo) all of Munsch, TX. Jim was preceded in death by his parents, a sister, Elizabeth Jane Rick and his aunt Lillian. Jim had a gift with animals and was well loved by his animal companions. At the request of family, memorials may be made to the Jefferson County Humane Society in care of The Funeral Home, P.O. Box 602, Oskaloosa, KS. 66066. www.barnettfamilyfh.com
James Emery Nagy, 64, of rural Oskaloosa, left this life January 6, 2014 of a final heart attack. He was born August 10, 1949 in Detoit, MI., the son of James Emery, Jr. and Ada Lucille Richardson Nagy. He spent his early childhood in West Virginia before moving to Kansas City, Missouri to be raised by his aunt, Lillian Nagy. Jim attended various schools in the Kansas City area before earning his G.E.D. and continuing his education in musical therapy. Jim divided his time between Kansas City and Ontario, CA., finally settling in the Williamstown Community. He met and fell in love with Audrey Gail Rogers and they were married in May, 1983 in Lecompton, and again on October 18, 1996 at Miami, OK. for good measure. They were together almost 32 years on a journey that had it's share of rocky spots but was rewarding and fulfilling than either had imagined possible. They were deeply in love and were the best of friends. Inseparable, they enjoyed fishing, auctions, traveling and simply being together. Jim was an avid comic book collector and dealer as well as a dealer in rare books. Jim was a former chess master in the Kansas City area as well as an accomplished guitarist, playing with numerous bands in California and Oklahoma. Jim worked as a Pest Control Technician, licensed in six states, before health issues forced his retirement. He is survived by his wife , Audrey Rogers Nagy, Oskaloosa, a daughter, Brandi Marie Nagy, Topeka, two sons, Brandon (Shan) Schimmel, Holton, Jimmy Calhoun, two sisters, Jessie Ann Osman, and Wendy Vitanovitz, both of Ontario, CA., one brother, Steve Vitanovitz, Claremont, CA., six grandchildren, Cannon, Dominic and Audrey Clark all of Topeka, Kegan Meister, Chase Meister, and Zachary Schimmel, all of Holton, a brother in law, John Rick, TENN., nieces, Sara Rick, Kansas City, MO., Danielle Braden, Belton, MO., Stacy Meier, Kentucky, Kerrie Raum, TENN., Dorothy LaBeau, New Jersey, his mother-in-law, Mary Alice Rogers and three brother in laws, Cary Rogers, Craig (Rhonda) Rogers, all of Texas, Gary Rogers, Oskaloosa, two sister in laws, Allene (Derrick) and Stacy (Bo) all of Munsch, TX. Jim was preceded in death by his parents, a sister, Elizabeth Jane Rick and his aunt Lillian. Jim had a gift with animals and was well loved by his animal companions. At the request of family, memorials may be made to the Jefferson County Humane Society in care of The Funeral Home, P.O. Box 602, Oskaloosa, KS. 66066. www.barnettfamilyfh.com
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