In Loving Memory of
Jim B. Orrick1935 - 2017
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I'll always remember Jim waiting for me to arrive at the radio station in Ironton, Ohio each Sunday morning to drop off his Storms Creek Baptist
Church Broadcast. Will always miss our friendly talks each week. Sweet and kind man. My Thoughts and Prayers are with his family and friends.
~ Roger Bentley - May 10, 2017
Dear Orrick Family,
Very sorry to hear of Pastor Orrick's passing away. He was a great friend of my grandfather, Grant Estep. They studied and shared the Word together for many years. My grandfather has been gone for several years. I can imagine they have had a reunion in heaven and found a quiet place to study and speak with each other. Prayers for your family in the coming days.
Sincerely,
Kim Estep
Ironton, Ohio
~ Kim Estep - May 10, 2017
Dear Orrick Family,
As the obituary posted stated, your father lived his faith and his values. I was born and raised in Ironton, Pastor Orrick was always at Storms Creek that I can remember. He did business with my father who was a printer in Ironton. My dad was pretty rough and has been deceased many years, but he liked and respected Pastor Orrick. My dad always said Jim lived what he professed and to my dad that was what made Pastor Orrick a true man of God.
Never went to Storm's Creek, never heard the Pastor preach, but saw him walk the walk in every interaction and time that I met or saw him. I share this, because for 37 years later, I remember how much my father Charles Roberts respected and liked Jim. You as a family should know that he touched and many and was admired outside of his own congregation. That says a lot about a man.
My prayers are with all of you at this time.
Jesse R. Roberts
Columbus, Ohio.
~ Jesse Roberts - May 10, 2017
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Orrick family as they move forward over the next few days. Mr. Orrick was a mentor to many in our community for a long time and will greatly missed. His faith, living by example, and direction will live on in his family and friends. Prayers of peace for Jimmy, Cindy , Ann and the rest of the family and friends as we say so long, see you soon to a great man!!! Jodi Rowe-Collins, Ironton, Ohio
~ Jodi Rowe-Collins - May 9, 2017
I will echo sincerely the sentiments of so many who testify as to the character of Bro. Orrick. I have loved and admired both him and his family deeply. His life and ministry was an example for all of us.
When I was informed of his passing, only a moment of reflection on his life brought me to the same conclusion as the one who wrote his obituary; that he had fought a good fight, and having finished his course, he kept the faith. In fact, that is the very verse of scripture that came to mind when I thought back on the nearly 40 years I have known him. He faithfully proclaimed Christ in his generation, and what a great job he did at that.
And, indeed, he did have a great sense of humor. Like the time he laughed so loudly when one of his honeybees came after me. I miss him already.
~ Jay Vaughan - May 9, 2017
We certainly feel that Jim was a blessing in our lives for the two years that we knew him from Snap Fitness in Crestwood, Ky. God placed him in our lives right as we retired, and we're sure it wasn't an accident that we met him. Jim was very interested in the new church plant called Crosspoint that we are a part of, and he even came up to visit several times. We will be praying for your family and know that you have many wonderful memories to cherish. God bless your family.
~ Debbie and Nick Ulrich - May 9, 2017
I was so sad to hear of the passing of Jim. I knew him and Irene from the days of their time at Lexington Baptist College. They were two of the dearest people I ever met and loved them both. Though he will be missed by his family, he is at home with the Lord and many family members. He was a wonderful man of God and lead many souls to the Lord during his lifetime. God bless you in this time of sorrow.
~ Pat Mahanes Bradshaw - May 9, 2017
I have known and been blessed by Bro. Jim Orrick all of my life. He was and remains one of those ministry models from my childhood that still impacts me. He was always kind, godly, of good humor, committed to the Word, encouraging, and loving. I loved being around him as a child and even more as an adult. I loved hearing him lead the singing and preaching at BFM conferences. He held a revival for my dad in Michigan when I was in high school, and I came home tired after basketball practice and laid down for a quick nap before church--which I then slept right through and missed entirely. For the rest of the week he worked a reference to "Rip Van Winkle" into every sermon and teased me about sleeping through the service. I, of course, loved it. I remember the yearly smack talk between Bro. Orrick, a consummate OSU fan, and all the Michigan fans at the Thanksgiving Conference. I enjoyed preaching a revival for him at Storms Creek, and spending time with him and Irene. He held strong convictions but always with a compassionate heart and wry humor. He was steadfast and dependable, faithful and stalwart, kind and encouraging. In all the circle of preachers I knew as a child, he was second only to my own father in my esteem and admiration. I thank God for his life and ministry. This morning I listened to Jim Scott's recording of "Glory to the Lamb" because Bro. Orrick sings on that. Hearing his voice once again brought back a rush of memories, but even more an overwhelming gratefulness for the measure of the man. Glory to the Lamb who has kept His promise to bring Jim Orrick to be with Him for eternity.
~ Hershael York - May 9, 2017
Although I never had the honor of meeting this kind man, I see him often through my sweet friend Cindy. He shared a beautiful life of traditions and faith with his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Those priceless memories can never be replaced and will live on from one generation to the next. May God bless you all as you pay tribute to this great man of God. You are in our prayers.
~ Joyce Albright-Jones - May 9, 2017
We miss Jim. He had a wonderful sense of humor and an incredible work-out ethic. We only saw one carving he did - of a dog after a U of L football loss (and whether it was in sympathy or glee we can only surmise). The detail was amazing. This is probably an insult to Jim's skill but we thought it was a store-bought resin figure.
We were all very lucky to have Jim in our lives.
~ John and Dottie Reichert - May 8, 2017
The years Bro. Orrick spent at Newby Baptist Church were my growing up years. The fondest memories were Bible School. He had a booming marvelous voice and did we sing. Bro. Orrick, Irene and Paul Orrick were used by the Lord to get me to Lexington Baptist College. And of course the rest is history--married a preacher who was called to be a missionary etc. Thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time in our hearts but glorious time in the Lord.
~ Lee Ellen Zuhars - May 8, 2017
We were saddened at the news of Jim's passing. I was just getting to know him at the carving club. He is missed. So grateful for his life and service to Christ. May God receive much glory now in His death. Praying for comforting grace and surpassing peace for family.
~ Drue Corbett - May 8, 2017
I'm saddened to hear about the passing of Mr. Orrick, it's a time of grief for us but it is a GLORIOUS day fir him. My heart and prayers go out to you. Steve & Cathy Phelps
~ Cathy Phelps - May 8, 2017
Cindy, Jimmy, and Ann,
Mom and I always enjoyed Uncle Jim's visits when he came to Morehead. Mom and I will miss him. I know that he is with Irene and the rest of the family now. Uncle Jim will be missed and remembered by many that had been blessed to meet him. I always loved to hear him pray. Uncle Jim, Mom and I will forever miss you.
Anna Lee & Linda Skeens.
~ Anna Lee & Linda Skeens - May 7, 2017
~ jeanie thompson
Jim Scott and family Prayers from our family. He was a blessing to so many people. Love Mama T.
~ Jeanie (Mama T) Thompson - May 7, 2017
Praying for the family
~ Greg Skeens - May 7, 2017
To be absent from the body is to be present in the LORD.
So very sorry for your loss.
Love,
Rose M. Rogers
~ Rose Rogers - May 7, 2017
Our family and our Salem church family has known Bro Orrick for many many years. He was a man of God who lived what he preached. He as well as Bro Lybrook will always be remembered for what they believed! Love and prayers to the family and church family!
~ Opal Montgomery and family - May 7, 2017
I thank the Lord for Bro. Jim Orrick. He was a good friend, and I enjoyed serving with him on the board of BFM. He was a real blessing to me, and I appreciate his love for missions. My sorrow and my love are extended to each member of the family. May God's hand and comfort be with all of you.
Doug Armstrong
~ Doug Armstrong - May 7, 2017
Cindy, I didn't know your daddy, but I know you. I know how close your family is, and how it hurts to lose your parents, Please know that you and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers. Your daddy and mother brought you up to be strong, and you all will make them proud as you go through your grief. You know where they are and that you will see them again. God bless and keep you all.
~ Brenda & Bobby Edwards - May 6, 2017
Thoughts and prayers for each of you as you go through this time of separation from your parents. Even though I only met your parents a very few times, I know they were great people to raise three great children as you all are. Love to each of you.
~ Clarenetta Watters - May 6, 2017
We got to meet The Orricks through our son's marriage to Cindy. They were a gracious family, and we enjoyed our fellowship with them. We enjoyed their newsletter from Storms Creek for many years. We share in the sense of loss, but rejoice in the reunion to come.
We send our Love and sympathy to all of the family.
~ Jim and Catherine Ellard - May 6, 2017
I have so many precious memories of Jim Orrick. Heaven has gained a precious one today.I have known Jim Orrick since I was a child.He would come to our church to preach.My Dad would always ask him to sing.I always loved to hear him sing.Sending love and prayers to his family at this time.Jim Orrick was a blessing to me and I will miss him
~ Jeannie Stephens Sackett - May 6, 2017
I will never forget his sermon on Behold the Man .RIP BRO. What a singer .
~ Dennis Hicks - May 6, 2017
It is difficult to express in words the blessing that Jim was to both of us. We both knew him as children years before we met each other. John also had the privilege of serving with him as a director of Baptist Faith Missions and later as a missionary supported by Baptist Faith Missions. His passion for the salvation of those who need Christ was always in evidence. We remember him as one who built bridges between and encouraged God's people. May the confort of the Lord be a balm to his family and all who loved him. May we continue on in the same spirit that he demonstrated.
~ John and Judy Hatcher - May 6, 2017
I remember Pastor Orrick coming to the Labor Day Conferences at Grace Baptist in Fairborn, Ohio. I was just a little girl and teen then but now in my fifties. Disabled and loved hearing him preach from back then. God bless his family.
~ Sheila Wennen - May 6, 2017
We have now lost another great man of God. May the Lord bless his children in knowing that they will never have to duck their head because of where they came from. Doug and Ramona King
~ Doug King - May 6, 2017
Sorry for your loss.
~ Warner & Jami Skeens - May 6, 2017
We are so sorry for your loss. He was a great man of God, greatly used and a constant source of encouragement. May the Lord's peace be upon you all as a comforting presence during this time of grief.
~ Rick & Candy Presley - May 6, 2017
We loved Bro. Jim Orrick, a dear man of God. We (Willard) both attended Lexington Baptist College and we were blessed to be at Storms Creek Baptist Church when he was pastor there and my (Willard) favorite memory of him was the encouragement he gave me after I preached a sermon there when he told me that I had "hit a home run!" Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to his family as we look forward to that glad reunion when we shall meet again in Heaven with our dear Lord and Savior!
~ Willard & Dolores Pyle - May 6, 2017
I first met Bro.Jim in Grace Baptist Church in LaGrange,Ky. I later found out he was a neighbor of mine. He was walking his little doggie one am. and I was in my car and passed by him and I thought, that looked like Bro.Orrick,so I backed up and sure enough it was . We talked for a while and than I had to go to work.He told me where he lived and thereafter whenever he came to Grace ,he called me neighbor. I am the one who wrote on FB,when his brother would post pictures of them,Bro. Jim, how come you never smile,after all you are a child of the King? Last time I saw him at Grace Church,he showed me the biggest smile I had ever seen on his face. I will miss seeing him walking and our little conversations but hey, he beat me to heaven. No more than I knew him, I know he was a great person and man of God. He will be missed..
~ Mary Patterson - May 6, 2017
To Jim Scott, Cindy, and Ann and all the grandchildren.
My sincere condolences go out to all of you.
I don't have to tell you how much Jim meant to me. How many times he called me just at the right moment when I was having a bad day after Bill passed away.
I tried to do the same for him. .My soul is sad but at the same time rejoicing because he is reaping his reward for his faithful service..
My prayers for comfort will follow all of you through the coming days. I love you ALL so much.
~ Vianna Keating - May 6, 2017
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