Mr. James Parms

Obituary For Mr. James Parms

James O. Parms affectionately known as “K Cool” was born on March 7, 1947 in Marlboro County, South Carolina to the late Ella Louise and Johnny Parms. He departed this earthly life on Tuesday, October 29, 2019 at his home.

James O. Parms attended Minturn Elementary School of Dillon County, South Carolina and was avid about going fishing.

He was dedicated to his family, friends and other loved ones and throughly enjoyed spending time with them. “K Cool” loved the Minturn picnic. He did a lot of farm work until his illness. Preceding James in death along with his parents were two sisters: Dorothy A. Parms and Dora Mae Parms; three brothers: Neil C. Parms, James Parms and Johnny Jr. Parms, Lois Green, Nancy Mae Dupree, Florine Graves, Dosha Graves, Angela Blanch Graves, brother: Joe Lewis; the love of his life: Deloris Johnson.

James O. Parms leaves fond memories ~ Marvin Harley of Greensboro, NC, Billy German of Dillon, SC, Chico Johnson, Theresa Johnson, Aquadline Johnson all of Dillon, SC, Shermeka (James) Johnson of Charlotte, NC, James (Shavette) Johnson of Dillon, SC, Daniel Johnson of Raleigh, NC, Christopher Johnson of Dillon, SC, he reared: Charalene (Gregory) Carmichael, Darlene (Shermick) Johnson, Mario Monroe, Lance Monroe, James (Peter) Grandison, Cletis Grandison and Reggie Monroe; twenty grandchildren; five sisters: Elizabeth Gooden of High Point, NC, Chrissie Hamer of Cheraw, SC, Barbara (BoPete) McCollum of Dillon, SC, Mary A. Thomas of High Point, NC, Flobell Graves of Dillon, SC; one brother: Johnny (Annie Ruth) Parms of Winston Salem, NC, William Cain of Charlotte, NC; step-sisters: Annie Mae Johnson of Dillon, SC, Doretha Buildon of Dillon, SC, Patricia Johnson of High Point, NC, Senslalee (James Jr.) Bethea of High Point, NC, Bertha (Ervin) Alford of Dillon, SC; two aunts: Retha Hope and Kattie Hope; three uncles: James Douglas Hope, W.D. Hope, Oliver Burns; special friends: Eleanor “BB” Dunson, Charles McCrimmon, Ernest Manuel, Pee Wee Graves, Bo Johnson, Charles Cousar; a special friend: Mary Gradison and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.