D. James "Jim" Dooling

I'm so sorry to hear that Jim died in February. I just learned of his passing. He and I worked together at Bell Labs, and I had the privilege of sharing an office with him for awhile. We became friends, and got to know each others' families. He was a smart but humble, kind, funny, generous man, who took time to mentor me. I'm so grateful to him, and will miss him.

I just today, September 7, learned of Jim´s death. He was both a wonderful friend and a great colleague. My deepest sympathy goes out to Carol, Jessica, all the family and friends who miss this kind soul. Please count me among them.

Jack and Family - I offer my condolences to all of you for your loss. In the mid-50s, Jim was my camp counselor at Camp Nazareth in the Adirondacks. I was 11 or 12 and he was a role model. I was four years behind him at SJCA and he never disappointed as that role model. Accomplished and personable, Jim is very fondly remembered. Larry Keefe, SJCA '63

Dear Family and beloved Friends: I pray that God of all comfort, Be with us as we gather To remember James who has completed his life journey and entered God´s kingdom. , it was my pleasure to be Jim´s teacher and advisor during his tenure at SJCA . A model student...a generous soul who shared his talents and skills with classmates and anyone in need. A friend to many...a faithful servant to integrity, loyal to all that is of God and loveRr of Life . God has greeted him with open...

Jack and Family, I remember Jim and all of you well, our parents spent many years enjoying each others company. Hope you are well Jack; my sincere condolences.

jack-i always liked jim as a classmate and teammate.his obit shows that his life was successful and that he will be remembered

Dear Jack, I didn't know your brother Jim, but I'm sure he was as nice a guy as you are. Your parents raised some pretty spectacular children. I'm truly sorry for your loss and I hope you find solace in the many good memories of your brother.