James A. Granger

To the entire Granger family we wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy. I had the pleasure of knowing and admiring my cousin Jim for over 70 years from the time I was a lad from Quebec. Jim and his family would come to visit us and we would motor to New London to see them. I will always cherish those visits, especially when I could remain overnight with them in Aunt Ruth and Uncle Clair's house across the road. Up to and including last year we always exchanged Christmas cards with an update on...

Uncle Jim thank you for the fond childhood memories of visiting you and my cousins in New Hampshire. So much fun swimming in Pleasant Lake and eating Lobster at Grandpa and Grandma's house. You will be truly missed. May you rest in peace.

When I mistakenly included Jim in ad in the Shopper about and Ice House Museum Cracker Barrel "New London Folks No Longer With Us" a few years ago, I called to apologize and he was very gracious and even came to the event. Of course I had to admit my mistake and introduce him to which he replied "Well, you were 90% right!" Kind of him to show me some grace. I certainly knew him for many years (he was a bit of a New London legend) but not well. Nonetheless, I was tearful when I read of his...

To James children, So very sorry for your loss. Hold your memories close to your heart and he will always be near. I met James through his daughter Susie, He helped me with an intense landscaping project at his house in New London. I loved working with him. Many fond memories of the work we accomplished there. We had many discussions about trees and plants and designs. I have thought about him often. I will keep him in my prayers always

Rest in peace Uncle Jim.

Jim was a good man! I will miss his sense of humor, the twinkle in his eyes and Jim's kindheartedness! Sending my heartfelt condolences and prayers to the entire Granger family.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories!
R.I.P Jim