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James (Jim) Lee Hasty age 79, an United States Air Force Veteran and longtime resident of Sweetwater, Texas, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Friday, February 9th, 2024. There will be a private family visitation for James.
James was born on February 23rd, 1944 in Fairview, North Carolina to parents James Martin Hasty and Audra Lee Presson. James married his wife Charlotte on February 29, 1992 in Sweetwater, Texas. James was a veteran on the United States Air Force and loved talking about his time in the Air Force. He loved traveling the world. James worked for United States Gypsum for many years. James was a dearly loved man. He will be greatly missed. We will always carry his loving memory in our hearts.
James is survived by his wife of 32 years Charlotte Hasty, his daughter Loran Cunningham of Abilene, Texas, his step-daughters Melissa Coppedge of Fort Worth, Texas and Sondra Reeves of San Angelo, Texas, his brothers Vic Hasty of North Carolina and Todd Hasty of Kansas, his grandchildren Cody Cunningham of Corpus Christi, Texas, Sterling Reeves and wife Callie of Levelland, Texas, Hayden Reeves and wife Jaya of Sweetwater, Texas, Jacob Coppedge and wife Jeanne of Lubbock, Texas, Krysten Pryor of Fort Worth, Texas and Jace Grose of Fort Worth, Texas, his great-grandchildren Aria and Aleigha Barbosa of Abilene, Texas Mkynna Reeves, Lyndi Reeves and Jack Reeves of Levelland, Texas, Kinley Reeves and Keaton Reeves of Sweetwater, Texas.
Jim was preceded in death by his parents Audra Lee Presson and James Martin Hasty of North Carolina, son Christopher Hasty, granddaughter Alexis Cunningham, brother Ben Hasty of Georgia and sister Meleia Hasty.
(Prayer of Our Heart)
Bless those who mourn, eternal God, with the comfort of your love, that they may face each new day with hope and the certainty that nothing can destroy, the good that has been give May their memories become joyful, their days enriched with friendship, and their lives encircled by your love, Amen.
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