James was the son of the late Loren James and Bessie Leanna (Arnold) Hibbs.
He was a 1951 graduate of Barnesville High School. He was a graduate of Ohio University, and was a teacher at Belco Craft, and Golden Rule School, and was later employed at ODOT in Belmont County. He enjoyed being a member of the Barnesville Auxiliary Police. He was a "Pappy" to many children, and loved cheering for the Cleveland Indians and Pittsburgh Steelers. He was a Methodist by faith.
His memory is cherished by his wife of sixty-six years, Helen; daughters, Mary Lou and Melinda; grandchildren, Michelle, Melissa, Mindy, Josh, and Jared; great grandchildren, Allison, Caitlyn, Kayla, Amanda, Paige, and Graham.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Florence Brown.
He was a 1951 graduate of Barnesville High School. He was a graduate of Ohio University, and was a teacher at Belco Craft, and Golden Rule School, and was later employed at ODOT in Belmont County. He enjoyed being a member of the Barnesville Auxiliary Police. He was a "Pappy" to many children, and loved cheering for the Cleveland Indians and Pittsburgh Steelers. He was a Methodist by faith.
His memory is cherished by his wife of sixty-six years, Helen; daughters, Mary Lou and Melinda; grandchildren, Michelle, Melissa, Mindy, Josh, and Jared; great grandchildren, Allison, Caitlyn, Kayla, Amanda, Paige, and Graham.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Florence Brown.
James was the son of the late Loren James and Bessie Leanna (Arnold) Hibbs.
He was a 1951 graduate of Barnesville High School. He was a graduate of Ohio University, and was a teacher at Belco Craft, and Golden Rule School, and was later employed at ODOT in Belmont County. He enjoyed being a member of the Barnesville Auxiliary Police. He was a "Pappy" to many children, and loved cheering for the Cleveland Indians and Pittsburgh Steelers. He was a Methodist by faith.
His memory is cherished by his wife of sixty-six years, Helen; daughters, Mary Lou and Melinda; grandchildren, Michelle, Melissa, Mindy, Josh, and Jared; great grandchildren, Allison, Caitlyn, Kayla, Amanda, Paige, and Graham.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Florence Brown.
He was a 1951 graduate of Barnesville High School. He was a graduate of Ohio University, and was a teacher at Belco Craft, and Golden Rule School, and was later employed at ODOT in Belmont County. He enjoyed being a member of the Barnesville Auxiliary Police. He was a "Pappy" to many children, and loved cheering for the Cleveland Indians and Pittsburgh Steelers. He was a Methodist by faith.
His memory is cherished by his wife of sixty-six years, Helen; daughters, Mary Lou and Melinda; grandchildren, Michelle, Melissa, Mindy, Josh, and Jared; great grandchildren, Allison, Caitlyn, Kayla, Amanda, Paige, and Graham.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Florence Brown.
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