Sorry for your loved one Mrs.Amy Blanton – Joann and James Jones

Sorry for your loved one Mrs.Amy Blanton – Joann and James Jones

My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Lee Scripture Jr Former Sports writer- Caroline Progress

Amy, Chad, Jay, Beverly, Tommy and Bessie, please accept our condolences on the loss of Jimmy. We will keep all of you in our prayers during this time. There are so many that benefited from his teaching and coaching. His loss will be felt far beyond his family and friends and extend to the hundreds of lives he touched during his career and along a life well lived. May God bring peace and comfort to each of you. Tom and Lynn

I’m so sorry to hear of Jimmy’s passing. He was a great teacher, coach and mentor to many at CHS. I will never forget the great advice and encouragement he gave me as the Field Hockey coach and JV Softball coach at Caroline. My prayers are with you Amy, Jay, Chad and family in your loss.

I don’t ever remember not knowing Jimmy. Our mothers took turns driving us to Mrs. Vaughan’s kindergarten. We went all the way through school together and taught together until I retired in 2004. Jimmy was a wonderful person, teacher, coach and friend. He loved his family above everything. Jimmy was instrumental in shaping the lives of so many. Jay and Chad, you have already paid tribute to your dad’s legacy in the way you have chosen to live your lives. My prayers are with you, Amy, Bessie, Beverly and Tommy.as you grieve his loss. May God bless you, until you meet again.

I’m so very sorry to hear of Coach Blanton passing…he was a great man a true legend! He will never be forgotten. Praying for Amy, Chad and Jay…I’m gonna miss Coach. -Bobby Somers

I was very sorry to hear of Coach Blanton’s passing. I remember being in his P.E. classes in 9th and 10th. I found him to be a very good man and a good coach. Chip Johnson

Mrs. Blanton and family you all are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Hold tight to your precious memories. Mr. Blanton was such a wonderful person! (I know you don’t probably remember me but you taught me 2nd grade years ago)