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James Yocum

October 28, 1973 ~ July 3, 2014

James Edward Yocum age 40 a resident of N. Walnut St. Philippi passed away Thursday, July 3, 2014 unexpectedly from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. He was born October 28, 1973 in Barbour County a son of the late Donna England and James Edward “Jack” Yocum who survives in Doddridge County. He was united in marriage October 7, 2005 to Rachael Rebecca (Wells) Yocum who survives. Also surviving, One daughter, Mackenzie Yocum one step-daughter, Jennifer Trader one son, Trevor James Yocum three sisters, Veronica Porras and husband Frank, of NC Leslie Humphreys and husband Jamie of NC Faith Ann Marks Kittle and husband Greg of Flemington three nephews and four nieces Mr. Yocum was a truck driver for Central Contracting He enjoyed hunting, four-wheeling, riding motorcycles, playing video games, horseback riding and playing with his children. Mr. Yocum was a graduate of Philip-Barbour High School Class of 1993. Friends will be received at the Wright Funeral Home 216 N. Walnut St. Philippi on Saturday, July 5 from 5-8 pm and on Sunday, July 6 from 8am-2pm the service hour with Pastor Howard Swick officiating. Interment will follow in Mt. Vernon Memorial Cemetery.

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  1. To The Yocum Family, We want to say how sorry we r about the loss of Jimmy, I can remember the day he was born, I was at the house with Donna, and I kept telling her u need to get to the hospital, but she thought it was just little cramps, well Jack and I finally got her to go to the hospital, and yes it was the real thing, and then later he was born, he was a beautiful little boy, and they both loved him so much. It will b hard to go thru but if u reach out abd ask our Lord, he will help u in so many ways, i pray he now is up there rejoicing with his Momma, she probably said it took long enough know the Donna that I knew, and i know if u just focus on that, and know he is being well taken care of, it will b rough in the days, weeks, and months ahead, but just trust in God, and he will help u thru, God bless all of u, love all of u.

  2. May God wrap you in his loving arms as you are about to face one of the most difficult challenges that life has to give. It is so hard to say good bye, but always remember he is in a much better place than we can ever imagine being, he's now an angel watching over you. So sorry for your loss, but God will see you through the toughest times. My thoughts and prayers to the YOCUM family. God will comfort you!!!

  3. Jack & Family,

    We are so very sorry to hear of Jimmy's passing. He was always so kind. I will always remember his smile and how kind it was of him to clean off my car and get me to the top of Jeff's hill if necessary when the weather was bad. You will all be in our thoughts and prayers.


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