Obituary of James Blake Verville

James Blake Verville, age 30, of Fort Atkinson died on Sunday, June 15, 2014 in a solo motorcycle accident due to mechanical problems with his bike. He had completed his 1000 mile ride in 24 hours on Friday, and he was on his way home to his family. Jimmy�s family was everything to him and his eyes lit up when he spoke about each and every one of them. Jimmy and his wife Carrie shared a deep faith in God, and love for each other and their children Tristen, Madyson, Julia and Zachary. Also a huge part of his life were his father Scott Verville of Fort Atkinson and his Mother and Step-Father Connie and Warren Schmeling from West Allis. He is survived by his brother Justin and Sally Schmeling and their children Bo and Harlee, and many other relatives and dear friends. Jimmy graduated from Lakeside Lutheran High School in Lake Mills in 2002. He worked for Zignego Ready Mix in Johnson Creek until becoming owner and operator of JMZ Trucking with his father Scott. Jimmy also known as �Torque Wrench� was vice-president of Chapter 63 of the Association of Recovering Motorcyclists (A.R.M.). This brought Jimmy strength and purpose and leaves a legacy of lives that he has touched and influenced. He loved riding his Harley and snowmobiling. Jimmy and his family are members of Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church where funeral Services will be held at 3:00 PM on Friday, June 20, 2014, 404 Roosevelt Street, Fort Atkinson. Friends may call at the church on Friday beginning at 12:00 PM until the time of service. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery in Fort Atkinson. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the family would be appreciated.