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Diane Jankowski Peterson
January 9, 2009
To the Baker Family, I am so sorry to hear of Jamie's premature passing. I have so many wonderful memories of Jamie, who was always smiling, from high school and being around LV. I wish I had words to help ease your pain, please know that he touched many lives in a very positive way.
Lori Velazquez
January 6, 2009
I am shocked and saddened to hear of Jamie's passing. He was a wonderful man and I am thankful to have known and loved him. My heart goes out to his family and his beautiful kids. Peace be with you. We'll miss you Jamie! Love, Lori and the kids
Debbie Wright
October 14, 2008
I was so saddened to hear of James’s untimely death. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and his many friends. I feel so blessed to have known James, for he was truly a wonderful human being. I know my mother was there, to welcome him to Heaven, with open arms, for he has certainly earned his wings.......
Danielle Simmons
October 4, 2008
I remember Jamie's zest for life from younger days in Nassau YR's and was sad to hear he had passed at such a young age. How wonderful to hear of his continued service via the fire dept. I extend my deepest condolences to his family and will be praying for you. May the Lord have mercy on Jamie and welcome him to the place where there are no more tears or sadness.
Betty Horan Gloner
October 4, 2008
My thoughts and prayers to the entire and extended Baker family. I was very saddened to here of Jamie's premature passing. Don't think the class of 1974 (or any other class) had 3 1st cousins in the same class. Debbie and Fran my thoughts are with you and your families (as well as Patty's too). Also have fond memories from LVFD. Jamie - say hi to my Dad for me!
Betty Horan Gloner
Jackie Dunn Vita
October 3, 2008
My heart goes out to Jaime's family and friends. My prayers are with you all. Although it has been many years since we enjoyed being young Republicans running around Nassau County and Washington DC, I imagine heaven just got a real cheerleader for our team! To Jaime who touched many lives, put in a good word for us all still here until we we one day meet again for the big reunion.
Michael Thomas
October 2, 2008
I remember Jamie from the Nassau County YR's, and briefly from St. John's U., where I graduated in 1977. Memories of the trips to DC and all the YR events. Jamie was one of the good guys. May you rest in peace Jamie, and my Our Lord grant your family every grace and consolation.
Carol Thompson
September 29, 2008
Jim was a friend through our connection at the Law School at Western New England College where he served on the Alumni Assoc. Board of Directors. He was a kind and thoughtful man. I enjoyed his visits to the law school and will miss him dearly.
JAY SENTER
September 29, 2008
Jim was a gentle man whose love for his children carried him thru each day. I will be remember with great fondness and appreciation the times we broke bread and talked about the "bad guys" and how to make things better. Today, most of all I will remember how big his smile when talking about his kids....my condolences to all of his family and friends...
richard Broccolo and Geri and the Boys
September 27, 2008
Bake you will always be missed!!My Brother.
Fred Eichhorn
September 27, 2008
I am sorry to hear that James passed away. I do not not know of the cause, I was shocked to read this. I remember from Locust Valley High School, I graduated in 1973. during my last two years at school I walked with a cane due to suspected Lou Gehrig's disease. Jim was one of the people who helped me because it took me an entire period to go from one class to the next. I would go to classes 1,3,5,7 one day and 2,4,6,8 the next. He helped carry my books for me at times and talked to me. In 1976 I was worse and eventually diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, which was a true battle. I got over the cancer by my my own methods and went back to med school and eventually created the National Cancer Research Foundation www.ncrf.org to help other cancer patients. I have not spoken to Jim in many years, I do not know what caused this sad situation, I wish I could have been able to help. Sincerely, and appreciatively, Fred Eichhorn - Jim's appreciative friend from High School
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