James Austin Obituary

My condolences - Ronald McClain
June 24,2023

In heaven, there is no more suffering, only joy for eternity. James' music lives on here on earth to ease the pain of his passing. God bless you JP and your whole family.

J.P. Sorry we did not make the funeral. We were totaly unaware that James was ill. Our heartfelt sympathy to you and the entire family. Jim & Pat Tarver ( T-&-B Shuttle)

JP, Willie and I will keep you in our daily thoughts and prayers. Keep the faith!!! Glenda Faye

To the Austin family with the greatest of sympathy from the Curry family,our hearts go out to you.Stay strong and stay together.



Mike Curry & Family

I pray that God gives you comfort during the loss of your love one.

And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, not worrow, or crying and there shall be no more pain for the former things have passed away.



Behold I make all things new.

Revelation 21:4-5



Friends of Victor and Joanne Austin

With sincere sympathy to the family

May GOD give you strength and comfort in the comming days during your loss. GOD will wipe all tears away. Rest in Peace James Austin Jr.

My deepest sympathy to the entire family.

Peace,

Shirley

I will remember James from living in North Memphis (New Chicago). We had some great times together. To J.P. and the family, We extend our deepest sympathy and a prayer that the Lord will fill your days with His peace and bring comfort to your heart.

From your Motown Family: Cal,Terri,

The Enchantments and The Four Tops

James lived his life as if this was Heaven on Earth, he danced as if no one was watching, he sang as if no one was listening, and he loved as if he had never been hurt and for this reason I respected him, because he lived life to the fullness ... I thank God for your friendship ... rest in peace James "Jr" ~ AAB

I'll remember James as a Manassas High School Student singing with James Ivy, and Willie Green, & perhaps one or two others - sounding like the Moonglows - even "Better" for being in person...

Sending our most sincere condolences from your lifelong friend and "brother"

Alfred "Jr. Bug" and Geraldine Haynes

When I think of James, I remember his velvet smooth voice and elegant way he experienced life. His gracious willingness to ride a bus to Tullahoma, TN to sing for our son's wedding reception will always be fondly remembered. Our sincere sympathy to J. P. and James's family.

J. T. and Connie Page