JAMES M. McGLUMPHY
James Michael (Jim) McGlumphy, beloved husband, dad and pappy died peacefully in his home on April 12, 2022 with his family by his side at the age of 66.
Jim is survived by his wife of 46 years, Bonnie Sue (Felton) McGlumphy; his 4 children, Holly Radabaugh (Shawn), Matt McGlumphy, (Crystal), Jessica Mace (Jason) and Joe McGlumphy; 8 grandchildren, Tristan, Maxwell, Ashley, Korbyn, Jolyn, Emma, Aeron, and Aliyah; and three great-grandchildren, Odin, Sida, and Asden. He is also survived by three siblings, Karen Smith (Mel), William McGlumphy (Julie), and Liz Anne McGlumphy Stahl, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his cherished mother, Patricia McGlumphy; his father, Guy McGlumphy; and his maternal grandparents who played a significant role in his upbringing, Joseph and Robinetta Berdine.
He was a lifelong resident of Hundred. He was an active member of the community. He was a coal miner by trade and owned an appliance store in the 80’s. During his time in Hundred he was a volunteer firefighter, worked as an EMT, President of the ambulance squad, served on the city council, a member of the Littleton Lodge #131 AF & AM, and also a 32nd degree member of the Scottish Rite. He worked diligently for many years to ensure that the Hundred pool remained open for the youth. When it came to his community stewardship he was most passionate about his time as the Hundred-Littleton Alumni Association president and assistant football coach and statistician for the Hundred Hornets. He served as the president of the alumni association for 25 years. He was intensely committed to raising money for the scholarship fund to help the students of Hundred High School further their education.
Jim lived his life loud, bold, and a friend to all. He loved his wife, children, and grandchildren fiercely. He never hesitated to buy a round of drinks for all or help a friend in need. We would be remiss if we did not mention the family that developed from friendship, Karen and Sam Longwell and Carolyn and Greg Hostutler and their respective children; Thad, Dana, Alana, Bill, Ashley, and Aaron.
Friends may call at the Tennant Funeral Home, 2678 Hornet Highway, Hundred, WV from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM on Saturday, April 16, 2022. A memorial service will be held at 4:00 with Evangelist Sam Bartrug officiating.
In lieu of flowers the family requested that donations be made to the Hundred-Littleton Alumni Association in his name. Please mail donations to, Hundred-Littleton Alumni Association, c/o Karen Longwell, Treasurer, PO Box 401, Hundred, WV 26575.
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I had a charmed childhood growing up in Hundred, WV, and Jim and his family are a big reason why. He, and they, always made me feel special, bragged about my accolades, and let me know when something might not be a good idea.
You can always count on family, and I could, and can, always count on them. …and that makes us family.
Thank you, Jim, for taking part in making life so great.
#It takes a village.
So sorry for your loss. Wish I had known him better but he lives on in the lives of everyone he touched in his community. Lord bless you and give you all peace at this time.
Bonnie I am sorry to hear of Jim's passing. I didn't no Jim as well as I new you , I have a specific memory of him at one of our reunions.i had to go to the bbathroom really bad I was gonna go there at the park Jim over heard me grabbed me and told me that he was taking uncle Ed home and I can go to the bathroom there and not at the nastty bathroom there when I got back and was talking to my mom and told her what Jim did for me, she told me that Jim how much she liked Jim and he was always there to help anybody in need.
Farewell to my big brother. I cherish my memories of him; that smile, the sparkle in his eyes, his sense of humor, his loving heart... the whole package.
Love always....
We were so sorry to hear about Jim. Our prayers are with the family. He played a vital role in the community- always friendly. He will be sadly missed.
Love and prayers,
Steve and Jo Ellen
Bonnie and family, so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers for all. Hugs and prayers. Charlene
So sorry for your loss.
I want to express deep love and empathy for Jim’s passing, and sympathy to his family. I am so sorry for your loss, and pray that your faith will comfort and guide you in your journey of grief. Please know you are loved and cared about. God bless you all forever.
In Christ’s love,
Eugene and Terra, Nathan and family, Sean-Paul and family
We loved Jim. We have been blessed to be a part of his life. We love you all and are here for you.
We always knew that if we needed Jim, he would be there without question.
Prayers of strength and comfort to the whole family. We will try to be for you all that Jim was for us.
I was very sad to learn of Jim’s passing. I’ve always held Jim and Bonnie in the highest regard. I always enjoyed being around Jim while playing football in high school and as an adult when he’d come into my office. Jim will be missed by the community and all that knew him. He was one of my favorite people. My condolences to the family.
Bonnie and family,
My prayers and thoughts are with you and may God give you comfort in your time of loss. I met Jim when I was in 3rd grade and his mom was my teacher. He will always be remembered as an intricate part of Hundred.
Our Condolences,
Kelly, Gloria and families
My condolences to Bonnie and the whole family. I have fond memories of Jim as a coach in youth baseball and football. God bless you all in this time. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
We were so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. Jim was a great guy and a friend to all. He enjoyed deer hunting with all the guys in our cabin on the hill. Rich would say Jim’s the first one out to hunt. They all had a great time in the WV van going to the ballgames. May he Rest In Peace. With loving memories of Jim, Rich and Marthea.
Bonnie, I was saddened to hear of Jim's passing. I only met him a few times but he was very nice to me. Please accept my sympathy & prayers. Linnea
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