James E. Van Hook

Birth date: Nov 28, 1934 Death date: Jan 19, 2011

James E. Van Hook“Hooky” James E. Van Hook, age 76, passed away Wednesday, January 19, 2011 at his home in Leesburg, Florida. Jim was born in Montezuma, Indiana and was a long time resident of Lebanon. He moved to Lebanon after me Read Obituary

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762w ago

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Anonymous

762w ago

God saw he was tired and a cure was not within reach, so He embraced him and whispered in his ear "come home with me". Our hearts were deeply touched as we saw him whittle away, and yet, even though we loved him so much, it was impossible not to let him go. A heart of gold stopped beating, his hard working hands are resting. Now he is in his Heavenly home enjoying eternal happiness, because God only takes the very best.##imported-begin##Dora & Michael Cudemo##imported-end##

Anonymous

766w ago

We all knew that Jim was very sick, but when the life of a loved one ends, even knowing how very sick they were, it still leaves us in shock. Joe and I donÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t have the words to express how sad we are for your loss. We loved Jim too. Everything he did was done right and there was no one who could do anything any better than Jim. Whether he was cleaning the car, working on the house or building something, it was done with perfection. Joe still talks about the boat that he and Norman re-did. Joe said it is a Ã¢â‚¬Å“typical Van Hook JobÃ¢â‚¬Â. Rosalie, we know you miss him, but remember Jim knew that he had the best, most self-less and loving wife anyone could ask for and you took good care of him. We are here for you anytime you need something. We pray for you each day. Love, Joe and Anita##imported-begin##Joe and Anita Snodgrass##imported-end##

Anonymous

766w ago

i really am not thinking after i read the first email i thought that didn't come out right! sorry about your luck , i meant you're stuck with us for life! we're your family now! weather you like it or not, we're your kids! you don't even have a say in the matter! you need anything and we'll be there...ron has spoken! and we don't challenge the men... love you rosie##imported-begin##ron & bj titus##imported-end##

Anonymous

766w ago

rosie, i hope this is the real website that will get this message to you i think i got tricked by the lebanon reporter obit website to get that message delivered to you so check it. if you do get it i don't have to repeat anything here if not i have a lot to say memories, memories, memories.....one thing i will repeat is that you have never been far from our thoughts or our hearts i'm not sure either of you were aware of this but ron was a "jim's boy" he clung to whatever jim said like it was the gospel.....please keep in touch we love you so much and you are family##imported-begin##ron & bj titus##imported-end##

Anonymous

766w ago

rosie, i hope this is the real website that will get this message to you i think i got tricked by the lebanon reporter obit website to get that message delivered to you so check it. if you do get it i don't have to repeat anything here if not i have a lot to say memories, memories, memories.....one thing i will repeat is that you have never been far from our thoughts or our hearts i'm not sure either of you were aware of this but ron was a "jim's boy" he clung to whatever jim said like it was the gospel.....please keep in touch we love you so much and you are our family sorry about your luck!!!!##imported-begin##ron & bj titus##imported-end##

Anonymous

766w ago

"Indiana Jim",It's 5 o'clock and we're having a glass of wine in your honor. Spending time in our second home across the street from you and Rosie will not be the same without you. You were a wonderful friend and mentor to us "kids" for the five years we have known you. Thank you for being so kind and generous with your time, your tools, your vast technical expertise, and your many years of experience in building and fixing things. And, thank you for helping us with "our truck" and for taking us for a ride in "our boat". Most of all, thank you for being a giant man with a big heart and warm smile and for genuinely caring about us and others. We love you and we will miss you. Rosie, please know that our thoughts are with you. Larry and Sharon McCourry, Clifton, Virginia##imported-begin##Larry and Sharon McCourry##imported-end##

Anonymous

766w ago

Rosalie, I was so sorry to hear about Jim. I'm sure that you knew that I lost John on May 3, 2009 and it has really been a rough road. My thoughts and prayers are with you and I hope to be able to see you when you are here for his memorial in Lebanon. Stay strong and never loose your faith. I'm thinking and praying for you.Mrs. (John) Karen Adams Lasley##imported-begin##Karen Adams Lasley##imported-end##

Anonymous

766w ago

When we moved to the Plantation five years ago, Jim immediately took us under his wing, providing assistance with everything from finding a golf league to the best Italian restaurant in town. Jim was always there to provide woodworking assistance, and we valued our times with he and Rosalie. His kindness, compassion, and down to earth common sense will surely be missed by us all. Smooth sailing, my friend.##imported-begin##Jim Packett & Betty Webster##imported-end##

Anonymous

766w ago

It is a real tragedy for us, his neighbors at The Plantation to have lost our good friend, Jim. He was one of the warmest persons we knew, always there with a joke or kind word to cheer us up. He innumerable times helped us with the technical skills we lacked, fixing a piece of furniture, building a drawer and a number of other things. He was an inspiration to all whom he touched. We shall miss him greatly. Our deepest sympathy goes to Rosalie, Norm, Judy and the rest of his family.##imported-begin##Bill and Birgitta Namad##imported-end##

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