Jan 20, 1973 - Sep 23, 2024January 20, 1973 - September 23, 2024
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Weaver, AL
Rainbow City, AL
Cooking and Gardening
James loved animals but had a special place in his heart for Great Danes.
spending time with his devoted and loving wife, Mandy, whether it be kayaking and soaking in nature or sitting on the front porch and enjoying their evenings together. James also loved spending time with his son Braxton, whether it be going out to dinner and spending quality time with him, showing him how to take care of things around the house, or teaching him about life.
Football Coach at Ashville High School
was matched only by his passion for coaching. Whether celebrating a victory or consoling a tough loss, he always knew how to bring out the best in his athletes and students. His voice will forever echo on the sidelines, a reminder to never give up, always strive for greatness, and, most importantly, to play with heart.
cannot be measured. He will be missed deeply by his wife, Mandy, his children, Braxton, Allison, and Jackson, his athletes, colleagues, and countless friends. His time with us was too brief, but his influence will last for generations.
Preceded in death by Bruce and Connie Tengblad
He is survived by his siblings John Thompson, Jennifer Tengblad, Jason Tengblad, and Jessica Tengblad.
He was a bright spark in this world and will be deeply missed by many. James's family was unprepared for this unexpected loss. He touched the lives of so many people. His giving, caring, and selfless soul will forever be missed.
James Thompson, born on January 20, 1973, in Weaver, Alabama, passed away unexpectedly on September 23, 2024, in Rainbow City, Alabama. He was a devoted husband to Mandy and a loving father to his children, Braxton, Allison, and Jackson. James found immense joy in spending quality time with his family, whether kayaking in nature or sharing quiet evenings on their front porch.
A passionate football coach at Ashville High School, James dedicated his life to guiding his athletes and students. His voice resonated on the sidelines, inspiring young minds to strive for greatness, embrace resilience, and play with heart. His impact on the lives of those who knew him cannot be measured. He celebrated victories and consoled losses with equal fervor, always encouraging his players to bring out their best.
James was also known for his love of cooking and gardening, and he had a special fondness for animals, particularly Great Danes. He is survived by his siblings, John Thompson, Jennifer Tengblad, Jason Tengblad, and Jessica Tengblad, and was preceded in death by his parents, Bruce and Connie Tengblad.
The unexpected loss of James has left his family and friends heartbroken. His kindness, dedication, and bright spirit touched the lives of so many, and he will be deeply missed by his wife, children, athletes, colleagues, and countless friends. James Thompson's legacy of love and inspiration will endure for generations to come.
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Weaver, AL
Rainbow City, AL