James F. Hannon Sr.

Dear Jean and Nanny,
There is so much so say about your Husband, Father and Grandfather. May God hold you in His arms and heal the sorrow that you feel. With Sincere and heartfelt sympathyin your time of sorrow.
Dawn Cowles
dcowles68@gmail.com

Dear Nancy and family, We share the loss of a pleasant gentleman who will always be remembered for his kindness. Our prayers are with you!

Jay and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I am sure your Dad was a very big part of your life and that of your children. He will always hold a very special place in your hearts. Know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
With Sympathy..

August 09, 2012


Dear Nancy and Family, I just received the sad news of Jim's Passing.My deepest sympathy and prayers I am sending to you from my heart. I was privledged to know him as Sargent in the 43/2nd Pa regiments. I carried the colors and he was at my side many times. He was a fine gentleman and a friend.God bless you all. Don & Gail Maley

~ Don Maley, High Point, North Carolina

Hi Nancy, Jay, and family. I'm a revolutionary war reenactor going back to my teenage years starting in 1973. Not sure if you guys remember me but I lived in Stamford back then. We had a whole bunch of teenagers living in fairfield county and Jim would pick us up to take us to events before we could drive. I can't even begin to describe the wonderful memories of Jim. He was always such a great guy with us. I'm not sure most men could have dealt with a car load of crazy teenage boys as well as he did. Hearing of his passing has unleashed a flood of memories of those days. I can still see him in my mind behind the steerin gwheel as we cruised down the Jersey Turnpike. Who would have thought that 40 years later I would still be doing it. I'm very saddened by his passing and I am keeping your family in my thoughts.