Dr. James "Jim" Lee Killen, Jr.

I did not know Dr. Killen but I have worked with his son for almost 30 years and you can tell alot about a person by the integrity of the children. He must have been a good man and father because his son is. He will be missed by his family and friends.

Dear Juanita, James and Bethlyn, Tom and I feel the sadness with you. I am so thankful for the time we had with Juanita and Jim on our way back to Naples, playing "Mexican Train". as usually Tom and I scored last. We will miss Jim so much it hurts.

A great brother and a great person, and I will surely miss him.

Ruby, you and Jim are dear to our hearts. Our memories of Jim go back as far as the 80's. May the peace of God fall upon you at this season. We love you and are here for you.
Ava and Rodney

Dear Bethlyn and extended family,
I am so sad to hear of Jim's death. I have no doubt that he is happy to be with his Savior and with your Mom but sad to know that y'all will missing the joy of having him still present with you and that I will also not have those times of visiting with him at conference and in other gatherings. Jim & Mada meant so much to me during the years I was in Deer Park. I still draw on words of encouragement given me in those years and following. May your memories be of comfort during these days. Sincerely,

We will miss you Jim.Rest in Peace Dear One

Dear Juanita and family,
Fred and I are so sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, I will be in Dallas Saturday. He was a wonderful man.
Sincerely,
Sheila Sachitano

I very much admired Dr. Killen. He was a man of great intellect and great compassion. I know he will be missed very much by his family and friends, however, I also now he is now rejoicing in Heaven. M prayers are with Bethlyn, James and their families during this time.

Dr. Killen is a true man of God that will be terribly missed. He was one of the most compassionate people I have ever met and was always there for us. Thank you for every thing you did for my family while Pastor at Trinity.