James Asher
James L. Asher, 67, passed away peacefully at home on May 18, 2023 in O’Fallon, Missouri after battling cancer since 2020.
Jim was born January 10th, 1956 in Houston, TX. He spent most of his life in the suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio until he moved to the St Louis area in 2018 to be closer to family. He was preceded in death by Shirley Asher (Mother) and Ken Asher (brother).
Jim was a loving father to his only child Kimberly McNulty (Steve) and loving husband to Peggy Asher. He was a cherished son to Carter and Karen Asher. He was a devoted and cherished grandfather to all his grandchildren, Meghan (28), Alex (26), Ryan (23) Ava (9), and Carter (9). He is also survived by his nephew Wyatt Asher (26).
Jim served in the Army after he graduating from High School. He loved veterans and all things America. He loved celebrating Memorial Day, Veterans Day and the Fourth of July. Jim was a hardworking man, devoting 30+ years working at the Cincinnati Bulk Mail center for USPS.
Saying that Jim loved football is an understatement. He watched almost every game and was so excited to see his grandson play a few flag football games. He talked football any chance he could get. He loved the Ohio State Buckeyes most of all. He cheered for his hometown team the Cincinnati Bengals and found a love for Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Service to be held at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St Louis, MO on Wednesday, June 21 at 11:30am.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Wounded Warrior Project or Homes for our Troops.
So sad to hear of Jim’s passing. He always had a smile and great stories to tell. Those stories and the good times we had together with all of our friends from Mason will stay with me forever. Rest In Peace Jim.
Jim was a great friend. Work with him for thirty years at USPS. Had many great lunches with him. He knew all the good places to eat. His friendship will be remembered forever.
Jim was one of my closest friends. We had so many good times in high school and many more as we grew older. We still had some good laughs during our phone calls that occurred monthly. I will miss those. Charlie