Jimmy Allen Hale
Age 58, of Lapeer, passed away on October 12, 2023. In accordance with his wishes, cremation has taken place. Expressions of sympathy may be shared with the family on Jimmy’s Tribute Wall at detroitcremationsociety.com.
Jimmy Allen Hale was born on July 21, 1965, in Lincoln Park, Michigan, the son of Mr. Jimmy E. Hale. Jimmy worked for Penske ACC as a Truck Driver for 13 years. When he wasn’t driving his truck, Jimmy would take to the roads on his motorcycle. His love of motorcycle riding led to him becoming the Founding President of the Freedom Cruisers Riding Club Chapter 65. Jimmy would also spend his free time outdoors, taking part in hunting, fishing, and camping. His favorite place to be was in his camper. Most importantly, Jimmy loved his family and friends.
Jimmy is survived by his beloved wife; Cynthia Hale, his three sons; Justin Hale and girlfriend Heather, Timothy Lloyd Jr., and Jeremy (Sandy) Denney, his two daughters; Gabrielle (Chris) Webb and Peyton Mazeppa, his brother; Mike Hale, his three sisters; Dawn (Steve) Caplinger, Kelly (Chris) Delcamp, and Stacy (Keith) Cranmore, as well as 15 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Jimmy is preceded in death by his father; Jimmy E. Hale, his grandparents; Pearl and Earl, and his sister; Shannon Corbin.
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I wish to express my most profound sympathy to Jim’s family. I worked with Jim at Penske. He was a good friend. I enjoyed working and hanging out with him. I will miss him.
I Love you uncle Jim rest easy I’ll see you again someday 😔
REST EASY HOBO FLY HIGH LOVE YOU❤️🙏
I’m so sorry I never got the chance to meet you Uncle Jim, know we love you and cannot wait to meet you one day. Until then, I hope you get to meet my mother, your sister, Shannon. I hope you guys finally get to meet and enjoy time together. Fly high, we love you.
-Love Always, Your Niece Carolanne❤️
Miss you Brother, Fly with The Angels and I know you are with us every time we saddle up on those iron horses
Rest Easy Fly High Give Em Hell
Baldy
Rip brother
Jim was my co-worker at Penske/ACC. We didnt know each other long however he inspired me a lot . When he first became ill, he still found the strength to come into contract negotiations on his own dime. He was very proud of the contract he played a big role in crafting for the 140 or so people he represented as alternate committeeman. Many of his ideas went into that agreement. He held out as long as he could and it was with a heavy heart when he resigned from the position because he needed to concentrate on his health. Rest in peace Jim. P.s. That out going message on your cell phone for voicemail got me at least twice that i can remember, that was some good stuff. Dave