James Michael Storie
November 27, 1961 ~ June 27, 2026
Born in:
Marathon, New York
Resided in:
Lebanon, Tennessee
James Michael Storie, of Lebanon Tennessee passed away on June 27 th , 2026, at the age of 64. Formerly from Marathon NY. Jim was born on November 27 th , 1961, in Gouverneur, NY. He graduated from Marathon Central School in 1981.
Jim is survived by: His father John Storie of Virgil NY, mother Josephine Coville of Bushnell, FL. His children James (Ashlen) Storie of Long Beach, Mississippi. Jamie “Baby Girl” Storie (Bob Paro) of Appalachian NY. Betsy (Jerry) Faucett of Denham Springs, Louisiana. His grandchildren Mia Storie, Julian Storie, Layla Storie and Jack Storie. His brothers Alan (Bob) (Lisa) Storie of Marathon NY, David Storie of Cortland NY, John (Eileen) Storie of Marathon NY, Mark (Kathy) Coville of Oak Hill, West Virginia, Jerry (Shelly) Hence of Cincinnatus NY, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Jim was pre-deceased by his brother Rick Storie, daughter Tabitha Storie and son James Tyler Storie.
His passion was being a musician and playing his Bass Guitar. After relocating to Tennessee, he had opportunities to meet Nashville stars and his buddy Steve Coffey.
The family would like to specially thank Steve Coffey for his friendship.
Arrangements are in the care of: Compassion Funeral & Cremation Services, 6949 Charlotte Pike, Suite 104, Nashville, TN 37209. (615) 857-9955. We are proud to be locally owned and operated.
Celebrations of Jim’s life will take place at a later date.







Condolences John Anne family
Jim had tenacity. He rarely let things get him down for long. He was always talking about music no matter what else we did growing up. I’ll always remember that about him.
To my Dad, from your “baby girl”, I cant believe you are gone. I wish we had more time to catch up and just be able to hug each other. Finding out what I know now, has left this empty whole in my heart. I wish we really had more time. I do have to remember the time I did spend with you, I will never forget those memories. The phone calls and txt we shared, I will never forget those but cherish them. May you rest In peace Dad. I hope your pain and struggles are gone. I will forever keep your name even though im married but I will have that with me to keep u here with me everytime I sign my name, everytime I say it outloud. From what I have learned from family and the memories I have when I came to visit you when I was 18, you were just a laid back go with the flow kind of man. I will love you and continue to love you throughout my years alive. Please watch over me and help me, heal my heart where it is broken. Love me unconditionally, remember me as I will you. If I only had a little more time with you, it wouldn’t be so tough to go through this. Rest easy and peacefully my Dad and your baby girl is always here looking around for you. I loved you then, I love u now and ill love you until my end, until our souls are meet again. Your baby girl, Jamie.