Birth date: Jun 17, 1953 Death date: Sep 1, 2019
James “Jimmy” Columbus Estes, age 66, of Nashville, Tennessee passed away on Sunday, September 1, 2019 at his home surrounded by his family. Jimmy was born on June 17, 1953 in Rockwood, Tennessee to the late James Clifford Estes a Read Obituary
I just heard about Jimmy’s passing recently and worked with him in the early 1980’s at Tennessee Car and Van. Jimmy and I became friends while I was there and he was always nice to me and my wife. What a great guy and whip smart when it came to business. He had everything in his head without looking at the paperwork and was lightning fast at making the right decisions at any given moment. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of the family. So sorry to hear the news . God Bless. Jerry and Cindy Tate. Alpharetta,Ga..
To the family of Mr. Jimmy Estes, it was a pleasure to know him and have the pleasure of working with him and his sons (Jack and Steven) over the years in basketball and car rentals.
May God continue to give you the grace and mercy he has as you go on this journey.
God Bless,
Jesse Neely
Jimmy was my big brother. In spring of “73” I was given my first car by my father and typical without a license , I couldn’t drive yet. Jimmy was spring breaking in Fort Lauderdale , dad had Jimmy pick it up and he drove it and me around and he treated me so kindly and included me with his friends. That was a very big deal that he would include me a junior in high school with his college friends. Next year @ MTSU he took me with him to see a “CHICAGO” concert. Reading this it might seem like no big deal , but to me I’ve never forgotten. As I know Jimmy today (and as others have shared their interaction with him) he certainly felt like and is my big brother. Knowing Jimmy now as I do , it’s obvious that the way he treated me was just who he was. That spring a “Horse with No Name” by America was the top song and he really liked it ( so naturally I did too), I’ve always thought of Jimmy when I hear it. Looking forward to being with you Big Brother in Gods time. Yes truly a Life well lived. Your little brother Roger Cox
