James L. Jackiewicz

Jim, I remember you quite fondly as one of the coolest people I ever worked with. You had a way of making it all more bearable for your coworkers. You will be missed.

Big Brother Jim will be missed. Always enjoyed his story telling as well as talking baseball. He was loved very much. Molly

I knew Jim primarily through rugby, a perfect example of all he did. When the Wilkes-Barre Breakers began fifty years ago, other than two guys who had a little Australian Rules Football experience. The rest of us were clueless. Jim and a few other "founding fathers" played a losing fall season at Kirby Park.
Now, the Breakers are the strongest team in PA. with longevity exceeding 50 years, and many trophies. Minus Jim's effort, I doubt it would have have happened at all. His effort,...

Recall coaching against Jim in the Plymouth Women's Softball League, and the fact that Jim was always loosing his hat.

Jim & family, my condolences on the passing of your dad. May God bless you and your family.

Jim, so sorry to hear of your Dad´s passing. I will always have fond memories of your parents and their kindness.

Love and miss you, Jim. We rooted for the Fightin' Phils together. I am going to miss that so much. Your obituary doesn't reflect your great sense of humor and sharp wit. I am going to miss that too. Hope that you and Ted are together joking for eternity...and having all the spicy food that neither of you could have in this life. Love you so much.