Born in 1936 Rockford Illinois to Leo and Bertha Strohmeyer, James became a local butcher by trade.
He had three siblings, sisters Nancy(Moorman) and, Dorothy Strohmeyer and his older brother Robert.
James fathered two sons, Jeff and Tom, and two daughters, Cindy and Deanna.
Living most of his life in Rockford, James moved to Nashville where he then met and wed wife, Nyla Kaye.
Together they moved on to Ohio and remained married just days short of their twentieth anniversary.
They are buried together in Ohio.
He had three siblings, sisters Nancy(Moorman) and, Dorothy Strohmeyer and his older brother Robert.
James fathered two sons, Jeff and Tom, and two daughters, Cindy and Deanna.
Living most of his life in Rockford, James moved to Nashville where he then met and wed wife, Nyla Kaye.
Together they moved on to Ohio and remained married just days short of their twentieth anniversary.
They are buried together in Ohio.
Born in 1936 Rockford Illinois to Leo and Bertha Strohmeyer, James became a local butcher by trade.
He had three siblings, sisters Nancy(Moorman) and, Dorothy Strohmeyer and his older brother Robert.
James fathered two sons, Jeff and Tom, and two daughters, Cindy and Deanna.
Living most of his life in Rockford, James moved to Nashville where he then met and wed wife, Nyla Kaye.
Together they moved on to Ohio and remained married just days short of their twentieth anniversary.
They are buried together in Ohio.
He had three siblings, sisters Nancy(Moorman) and, Dorothy Strohmeyer and his older brother Robert.
James fathered two sons, Jeff and Tom, and two daughters, Cindy and Deanna.
Living most of his life in Rockford, James moved to Nashville where he then met and wed wife, Nyla Kaye.
Together they moved on to Ohio and remained married just days short of their twentieth anniversary.
They are buried together in Ohio.
