James Baker was a loving husband, brother, father, and grand father. He was a great inspiration for many family members and friends and will be dearly missed.
James Franklin Baker Born September 3, 1936 Passed away March 27, 2017
He was from Dyersburg, Tn.
He’s is survived by: his daughter Treva Groves of Hendersonville, TN, his son David Baker of Fort Worth Texas his brother: Raymond Anderson and sisters in law Barbara Anderson of Hendersonville and Audrey Anderson of Dyersburg, TN
Grandchildren: AShley Clark, Brittany Cammack, Haley Powell, and Caleb Baker, 7 Great Grandchildren
Graveside service will be conducted 11:00 Am, Saturday April 1, 2017 at Beech Presbyterian Church Cemetery, 3226 Long Hollow Pike, Hendersonville, Tn. 37075
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Andy and Melba Anderson
Our prayers are with you. Andy is grateful for the memories and the fun times we had.
Rev. Lester and Mary Foreman , Jacksonville Tx.
We will miss him , we had lots of fun over the years
Larry & Melissa Cowser
Uncle Raymond & Aunt Barb, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you. We love you dearly.
Dr. Keith Sartain
As a teen I spent a lot of time visiting in his home, the man I will always call “Mr. Baker”. He was a minister back then. He always had a deep concern, compassion and love for his congregation. I knew him to be a very loving husband, father and grandfather to extended family , at that time. He was loved beyond measure by his sweet wife. There are many great examples that Mr. Baker set for me over those years. I hope that through the years those examples have been reflected in my life. A few years ago I had a chance to visit with him and catch up. Other than getting older, he hadn’t changed. The time flew by. It was time well spent and a good day. My heart and prayers go out to his loved ones. I am deeply sorry for your loss.
Steve Gaddis
Pastor Baker was my pastor in the late 80’s at Rivergate Calvary Temple. Many good memories of “Brother Baker.” I am sorry for your loss, Treva and the rest of the Baker family.