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Bob Donatelli
June 7, 2011
Jim was one of the most pleasant persons,who I had the pleasure to know.Maureen and I had several opportunities to converse with Jim.Our best to you Rose and your family. Bob&Maureen Donatelli
Don and Judy Stanner
June 6, 2011
To Rose and family,
We are saddened to learn of Jim's death. We know that he is at the heavenly banquet table enjoying the company of our dear Lord, his parents and siblings.
May the Holy Trinity give you strength and bring you peace.
All our love,
Bob and Kathy Wojtasik
June 6, 2011
To the O'Hara family, my deepest sympathies at the loss of Jim. May he now rest in peace in God's heavenly Kingdom. May the Lord comfort you and give you strength and may you be blessed with the joy of many fond and loving memories to keep him close to your hearts forever.
Penny and Dan Quinn
June 5, 2011
Dear Rose and Family, Please accept our deep sympathy upon Jim's death. You must be comforted my years of wonderful memories!!
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