JAMES E. ABRAHAM

Eight years ago we suddenly lost my big brother and protector, Jim Abraham. As a family weve also lost many many others who were equally beloved, cherished and now missed. My heart goes out to everyone in my family for each and every painful loss theyve endured. On this 8th anniversary of Jims passing please know I grieve for not only my big brother but also for everyone we have lost as a family. We - and they - are part of our entire Abraham family mosaic. But thankfully we continue to...

great family - in heaven - God Bless

It's hard to believe it's been seven years since we lost my brother Jim. Sometimes it seems like just yesterday, and sometimes it seems like it never really happened at all. Oh how I wish that last part was true.
I don't know if this feeling of loss ever really goes away - and I'm not sure that it even should. I never want to forget my beautiful, wonderful, hilarious, talented brother. He's still so badly missed by the many he left behind. What a wonderful person we lost. Thanks to...

They say a person lives on as long as one person remembers him. Jim will live on a very long time in all our memories; he was a kind, fun loving guy and a wonderful cousin.

Jim was a true friend and fellow musician ; I went to school with him In the 70s ; may he Rest In Peace

I wondered if Jim was a student at St James the Apostle school in Glen Ellyn?

I came across this obituary on one and wondered if this was James Abraham that attended grammar school in Gle Ellyn?

I met Jim through Ray Viola.... we knocked on the door unannounced.. no cell phones back in 1978.. I remember Jim opening the door and smiling and saying "come on in" he then proceeded to make us feel like the most welcome guest in the world... as he offered us every amendment we could think of complete with the introduction of the musical group Dixie Dreggs a band who I had never heard before that night and have never stopped listening to since... Jim his best friend Karush, Ray and I ended...

When I first met Jim, I was buying a car at Anthony Abraham Chevrolet. He told me that he played the guitar and that his influence was Al Dimeola. Later I saw him play and I could not believe how good he was, I wondered why he was not famous because he could play exactly like Al Dimeola but faster. What a wonderful guy, very humble and a great human being. I consider myself blessed for having him as a friend.