Jimmy Sheets 67, died Friday, November 3rd at his home in Homosassa.
He was born October 6, 1939 in Greenville, Tenn and moved to this area in 1974 from Dunedin.
Mr Sheets was co-owner of J&J Auto Sales of Crystal River. Before moving to Homosassa in 1974, he was a former Newspaper deliverer and served 13years as a Loan Officer for the Bank of Dunedin.
He was an aircraft pilot and a Real Estate Agent.
Mr Sheets graduated from Clearwater High School and was a four year graduate of Trinity Christian College of Dunedin. He was a creative writer, a Gold Pen recipient of the Dale Carnegie Course, a radio host of "Prepare Ye the Way" and "Standing in the Gap" and TV Host of "Cross Points"
Mr Sheets was a minister ordained by the INternational Ministerial Assoc and was a Minister to many Churchs in Citrus County. He was a member of Christian Fellowship Church of Inverness.
He is survived by his son J.D. Sheets of Homosassa, a daughter Teresa Williams of Homosassa, Mother Louise K.Sheets of Homosassa, sister Carolyn Bendale of Tampa, and four grandchildren.
He was born October 6, 1939 in Greenville, Tenn and moved to this area in 1974 from Dunedin.
Mr Sheets was co-owner of J&J Auto Sales of Crystal River. Before moving to Homosassa in 1974, he was a former Newspaper deliverer and served 13years as a Loan Officer for the Bank of Dunedin.
He was an aircraft pilot and a Real Estate Agent.
Mr Sheets graduated from Clearwater High School and was a four year graduate of Trinity Christian College of Dunedin. He was a creative writer, a Gold Pen recipient of the Dale Carnegie Course, a radio host of "Prepare Ye the Way" and "Standing in the Gap" and TV Host of "Cross Points"
Mr Sheets was a minister ordained by the INternational Ministerial Assoc and was a Minister to many Churchs in Citrus County. He was a member of Christian Fellowship Church of Inverness.
He is survived by his son J.D. Sheets of Homosassa, a daughter Teresa Williams of Homosassa, Mother Louise K.Sheets of Homosassa, sister Carolyn Bendale of Tampa, and four grandchildren.
Jimmy Sheets 67, died Friday, November 3rd at his home in Homosassa.
He was born October 6, 1939 in Greenville, Tenn and moved to this area in 1974 from Dunedin.
Mr Sheets was co-owner of J&J Auto Sales of Crystal River. Before moving to Homosassa in 1974, he was a former Newspaper deliverer and served 13years as a Loan Officer for the Bank of Dunedin.
He was an aircraft pilot and a Real Estate Agent.
Mr Sheets graduated from Clearwater High School and was a four year graduate of Trinity Christian College of Dunedin. He was a creative writer, a Gold Pen recipient of the Dale Carnegie Course, a radio host of "Prepare Ye the Way" and "Standing in the Gap" and TV Host of "Cross Points"
Mr Sheets was a minister ordained by the INternational Ministerial Assoc and was a Minister to many Churchs in Citrus County. He was a member of Christian Fellowship Church of Inverness.
He is survived by his son J.D. Sheets of Homosassa, a daughter Teresa Williams of Homosassa, Mother Louise K.Sheets of Homosassa, sister Carolyn Bendale of Tampa, and four grandchildren.
He was born October 6, 1939 in Greenville, Tenn and moved to this area in 1974 from Dunedin.
Mr Sheets was co-owner of J&J Auto Sales of Crystal River. Before moving to Homosassa in 1974, he was a former Newspaper deliverer and served 13years as a Loan Officer for the Bank of Dunedin.
He was an aircraft pilot and a Real Estate Agent.
Mr Sheets graduated from Clearwater High School and was a four year graduate of Trinity Christian College of Dunedin. He was a creative writer, a Gold Pen recipient of the Dale Carnegie Course, a radio host of "Prepare Ye the Way" and "Standing in the Gap" and TV Host of "Cross Points"
Mr Sheets was a minister ordained by the INternational Ministerial Assoc and was a Minister to many Churchs in Citrus County. He was a member of Christian Fellowship Church of Inverness.
He is survived by his son J.D. Sheets of Homosassa, a daughter Teresa Williams of Homosassa, Mother Louise K.Sheets of Homosassa, sister Carolyn Bendale of Tampa, and four grandchildren.
