James LaRue Witt IV

December 15, 1986 - February 28, 2021

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James LaRue Witt IV

James LaRue Witt IV 12/15/1986 - 02/28/2021

With deepest sorrow, we announce that James “Jimmy” LaRue Witt IV, age 34 our most beloved son, brother, life partner and friend left this world suddenly on February 28, 2021.

Jimmy will be missed everyday by his mother, Patricia Witt, his father, James Witt, sister and husband, Brittany and Chris Priddy, partner in life, Erin Dalpe, and her family, niece, Madeline Priddy, nephew, Foster Priddy, his two loving Aunts, Uncle and many great friends.

Jimmy was kind-hearted and caring. He was a self-proclaimed “foodie” who loved animals, traveling and the opportunity to meet new people. He found great joy in small everyday things. He had a laugh that was contagious and a smile that could brighten any room.

We take comfort in knowing Jimmy is now with his grandparents, Jean and Bruce Reed, grandmother, Mary Frances Witt, Charlie, his favorite dog. Jimmy is loved here on Earth as well as in heaven.

A celebration of life ceremony will be held in Jimmy’s honor for family and close friends in Hilton Head, SC. In remembrance of Jimmy’s life, the family asks that any charitable donations be made to https://gofund.me/2b0f38cb to help with funeral expenses. Any additional donations after funeral expenses will be donated in Jimmy’s name to SPCA of Wake County and East Carolina University. Both causes were very near and dear to Jimmy’s heart.

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  • June 16, 2025

    I am so shocked to see that Jimmy is no longer here with us. My condolences to his family. I wanted to share that even though I haven't seen him since middle school, he was one of those few unforgettable people that you meet in life. I remember that he was a very smart dresser and he always smelled like a million bucks. He had a signature walk and was quiet and laid back. When our 7th grade English teacher, Mrs. Mills would read Harry Potter, he would usually be lulled to sleep while the rest of us were on the edges of our seats, begging for another chapter to be read. My memory of Jimmy is not of the man he eventually became, but the goofy, kind hearted, easy going kid he once was. I hope he was as happy as he deserved to be. Gone but never forgotten🖤 -Nicole

  • March 24, 2021

    Mrs. Pat, Mr. James, Brittany, and everyone else who's lives were graced with Jimmy's presence...my deepest condolences to you all. Anyone who knew Jimmy knew what a lovable, goofy, and infectiously happy person he was. He always knew how to make us laugh, and he always knew how to show us how any sport he tackled was supposed to be done. He always knew how to push us to be our best and shoot for the moon. My favorite memory is staying the night when we were in middle/high school and hearing him call out to his bestest friend Mia. It was as if they had their own language. I have one of his lumberton soccer jerseys that I would love to donate back to the family if you all want. Rest In Peace Jim. -Ryan V.

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    March 18, 2021

    My Son Marco and Jimmy was best friends at Tanglewood in lumberton nc, they would spend nights and days playing and soccer,he was a great kid. We love and will miss 🤗you Jimmy ❤

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    March 09, 2021

    Our son, Scott, called tonight to tell us of Jimmy's passing. Scott remembered walking to his grandmother's house after school each day (Aycock Middle School) with Jimmy. They would dress for soccer practice and I would pick them up and bring them to practice. I pass by your old house in Brittany Ridge when I walk now and think happy thoughts of our family's friendship with yours. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Ellen and Bob Hilgoe Greenville, NC

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