James Darwin Sweezer DC

Birth date: Jul 23, 1937 Death date: Mar 21, 2025

James Darwin “Doc” Sweezer, DC, passed away Friday, March 21, 2025 at home surrounded by his loving family. Doc was born July 23, 1937 in Fort Madison, IA to James Dayton and Helen Virginia (Calvert) Sweezer. He moved to the Muske Read Obituary

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Cher Atwood

60w ago

Doc Sweezer was a great family friend and church friend. He was always smiling and had funny things to share with you. My love I send to Betty and all the family. Rest easy Doc till we meet again.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Jeff Larsen

60w ago

To Katrina and the Sweezer family,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Donations have been made in your father's memory to Right to Life of Muskegon and the Michigan Parkinson's Foundation.

Your ELA and Social Studies colleagues at Lowell High School

Jim Sweezer

60w ago

R.I.P. dad and my friend. See you on the flip side. You will be greatly missed. Thank you for the opportunities and the adventures we didn’t plan on through the years. Never much of a plan but usually ended up interesting. You are in a great place with Jesus in Heaven enjoy. All will be sad if you’re passing but will rejoice in your forever life. Just know you won’t be forgotten.

Devin Thompson (Sweezer)

60w ago

I’ll always be thankful that I lived with Papa and Nana when I was in high school. I was having a really hard time, but the support that I received from my grandparents when I was going through my rough patch made me the person I am today. I will never forget all our card game tournaments, the jokes, the debates, and the guidance. Thank you, Papa! You will be so missed.

Samantha P

60w ago

My favorite memory of Uncle Darwin was when he told me the story of his time in aircraft pilot training. He said it was his first time flying a plane on his own. Unfortunately, mid flight, his landing mechanics broke down. He said he was forced to crash in a ditch near the runway. In the end, he told me his biggest concern was that his instructor would be mad at him! Uncle Darwin could always make me smile. I remember his elaborate stories, drawing lessons, and playing bean bags at cousin camping. He was a great person to hang out with and was always full of surprises. My heart goes out to Aunt Betty and his loved ones that were lucky enough to have known him better than I. With love and sympathy, Sammi ❤️

Austin Keller

60w ago

Uncle Darwin,

Your humor and quick-wit was always a highlight of Cousin Camping — I've stolen a joke or two myself. There are so many good memories, but I'll carry on when taught me dominoes and the conversation we shared this past year. In your honor, and on behalf of the Keller family, we are donating to the Michigan Parkinson Foundation.

You will be very missed. Rest in Peace!

Anonymous

60w ago

Sent a Basket of Memories to the Sweezer family.

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Babette Baker

60w ago

in honor of James.

R.I.P. Doc Sweezer! Condolences to all your family!
The Bakers-
Lowell & Bonnie
Larry & Babette

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Denise Sweezer

60w ago

Darwin found me a Grandfather's clock. I bought it and he pick it up. Checked it over and drove down. Picked up our other brother Dean. They then drove to my house in Missouri with the clock. Was the only time he was at my house. I love you R.I.P

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