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James Meyer Obituary
Cincinnati - James J. Meyer, Sr., beloved husband of the late Dolores A. Meyer (nee Murray) and the late Judy Meyer (nee Hutchinson) devoted father of James Meyer, Jr. (deceased), John (Betty), David (Gina), Robert (Emmie), Patrick, Janice Villari (Joseph), and Terri Blosser of Endwell, New York, dear brother of Jean Mills of Valrico, Florida and the late Robert Meyer, loving grandfather of thirteen, great grandfather of nine, and great-great grandfather of two, Thursday, July 30, 2020, age 92. James proudly served as a member of the Cincinnati Firefighter Department for 27 years. A lifelong resident of Cincinnati, Ohio, James' greatest passions were his family and his faith. As James' health declined in recent years, his great sense of humor prevailed, and his lovable nature shone brightly. Due to current health concerns, private services were held for the immediate family. A celebration of life will be planned and announced at a later date when all can safely gather. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in James' memory to a charity of your choice. Condolences may be shared with the family through our website at ThomasJustinMemorial.com.
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Terri
July 29, 2021
Dad, it has been a year since you passed from this worldly life to your eternal life in heaven. I miss you so very much but know that you love me as much as I love you. Thank you for all you ever did fir me, Dad. Keep watching over me and praying for me, and know that I look forward to when we meet again.
Terri
August 8, 2020
Dad was the epitome of gentleness, kindness, faith, devotion, selflessness, and compassion. He always put others before himself, almost to a fault. His humor and his jokes have entertained generations. He was truly my hero. Thank you, Dad, for the gifts you gave me by living your life as a man of integrity. May you enjoy lasting peace with God and the saints in a pain-free world. I look forward to seeing you again some day. My love always.
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