Birth date: Jul 18, 1941 Death date: Jul 18, 2017
James B. Fledderman, age 76 of Batesville, died Tuesday, July 18, 2017 at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis. Born March 16, 1941 in Batesville, he is the son of Marjorie (Nee: Enneking) and Walter Fledderman. He married Rita Read Obituary
I was sorry to hear about Jim's passing. He was a good person and mentor to me. Over 25 years ago he ask me to take over CYO basketball for him. He saw something in me that I didn't see in myself. If I had any questions, he was always available to assist me. Still today, I always remember something that he taught that I still use with CYO basketball. Thanks Jim. I will keep him and his family in my thoughts and prayers.
Remember Jim while growing up in Batesville. Rest in peace, Jim.
My condolences to the entire Fledderman family. I'll be out of town on Friday so I won't be attending the viewing, wish I could see you all, it's been many years in some cases. You were great neighbors. Dave
Sending sympathy for your loss, Jim is now paving the path to the eternal home for you to follow. He's only gone on ahead of you, Not just left you behind. Although you can't be with him right now, He lives on in your heart and mind. The day will come when you'll meet again On Heaven's distant shore, And the two of you will walk hand in hand Together forever more. Paul and Welhelmina Maple
My condolences to the Fledderman family on the passing of Jim. If I lived closer I would gladly come to the visitation. I didn't know him well, but crossed paths with many of his younger siblings and hope you can support each other at this difficult time.
Rita and family , So sorry to hear of Jim's passing. Many fond memories of him while growing up around the Fledderman's with Aunt Doris and Uncle Neil .
So sorry for your loss. What great memories come to mind when I think of General. All the way back to when I was 4-5 years old. Truly a lifelong friend and mentor. Sorry about burning down the shed General.
Him was always a funny & lovable character to me! When I met DAPHNE, he made sure that I knew he and my Dsd had ran around a little bit, and played a little ball together years ago! He always reminisced about their beer drinking days, and told me some good stories! Jim was always good to me, and made me feel welcome, and picked on me like I was right in the family! I'm thankful that I got to have some fond memories with him from those years! I love you all, and send much love to you right now. Know that Jim is up there with God, and some other ornery, special,good souls, raising cane! Making life fun for the angels!! I will always be thankful for your family, and for that crazy guy, Jim Fledderman! He made me feel special, and made me feel like I mattered! God Bless you, Jim!! Have fun up there! Now you can be large and in charge once again!! Love to all the Fledderman Family! Sending you many prayers of love and comfort. Tracy Roell ??💜
I knew Jim playing cyo basketball back in my days he was a good coach and taught me a lot 🙏 for the family and sorry for your loss
So sorry to hear about your husband, brother and Father . My sympathies to all the family.
