Linda Denker
I remember Jim from High School a very nice guy and great football player. We are getting ready for our 50th Reunion and I wanted to share some of Jim's photos with you. We will be remembering him in a slide show. Rest in Peace Jim.
Birth date: Jun 19, 1953 Death date: Feb 15, 2016
James Garland “Jim” Dannels age 62 of Toronto, KS, died Monday, February 15, 2016. Jim was born on June 19, 1953 in Neodesha, KS the son of Richard and Karen (Talley) Dannels. Jim was a graduate of Truman High School class of 197 Read Obituary
I remember Jim from High School a very nice guy and great football player. We are getting ready for our 50th Reunion and I wanted to share some of Jim's photos with you. We will be remembering him in a slide show. Rest in Peace Jim.
Karen and Dick, I didn't hear about Jim until today. It really blew me away{as bad as when I lost Jerry}. I am so sorry. Jim was a very special guy. Vickie Creekmore.
Very sorry for your family loss.

The news of Jim's passing came as such a shock for me as well as many others. Still just doesn't seem possible.
Jim is / was one of the sweetest, kindest and gentlest people I've ever known. He was so quiet but I just know there was an immense depth to him. He was SO helpful and kind. He personally helped me with more than one project over the past few years.
Oh that boy loved to fish and we're all going to miss his wonderful fish fries! He not only loved to catch them, he seemed to love cooking them as well.
Dearest Jim, I hope your transition was easy from here to there and there is peace in your soul from having spent time with us on this Earth! I bet your Uncle Jerry had a hand in helping you fly away home! Blessings to you! You are missed! You are loved!
Jeanmarie Dancer
I'm glad you became my dad. You have taught me a lot along the way. We had some great times fishing and doing a lot of family things together. The best memory I have of us 3 is when we would go mudding in your red Chevy pickup truck on the empty field across from the independence center now that has shopping plazas. You'll never be forgotten. Love you Terri Ann 💕💕
SORRY ABOUT YOU;R LOST ,MY HEART GOSE TO ALL THE FAMILY .
I have so many memories of my brother, Jim. I just can't get his grin out of my mind. He was so big and tall and strong and yet so kind and generous. A real sweetheart. I miss you so.
Daddy as I sit here and try to find the words to tell you how much I hate that your gone. I wonder if I told enough times that I loved you. That your were the best daddy in the world. That you were my rock. I hope and pray that I made you proud of me while you were here. I'm have no idea how to go on without you. What I do know is that you raised me to be just like you. You raised me to be kind and loving. You raised me to know right from wrong and you raised me to stand up for my self and the ones I love.
You taught me to be strong and independent. You taught me to love and respect the outdoors. You taught me to take care of the land and waters we hunt and fish. You taught me everything I know but you never taught me how to live without you here. This I have to learn on my own and right now I'm having a hard time. I know that it will get easier that the pain will lessen but never go away. I never thought you would leave me so soon. I know that God has a plan for all of us and he must have an amazing plan for you in heaven to have taken you from me now. I want you to know that I am so proud to have been able to call you my daddy. I want you to know that I will be okay. I love you so much Daddy!!!