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James F. Amodeo Sr.

Albany, New York

1935-2006

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James F. Amodeo Sr., of St. Augustine, died Sunday, July 9, at Flagler Hospital. He was 71. Jim was a much loved husband, father, grandfather and community volunteer.

Born June 22, 1935, in New York, he was the son of the late Frank and Katherine Amodeo.

Mr. Amodeo served his country as a...

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DEAR JENNIFER AND FAMILY,

MAY THE LORD COMFORT YOU AND YOURS. I WILL CELEBRATE A MASS FOR JIM. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.

HIM WAS TRULY AN INSPIRATION TO MANY AND ESPECIALLY THE DEAF PEOPLE.

YOUR FRIEND IN CHRIST,

What a memorable and giving man Jim was! And so talented. I told him often that he was a Renaissance man--artist, teacher, story-teller, gardener, and those probably only scratch the surface.

I have known Jim only since November, when I became a Master Gardener. He was a larger than life person, one whom, though I knew him only a short time, touched me with his humor and his gentleness. He was one in a million, one whose spirit will live on in my memory and will always cause...

It's hard to know where to begin, I have such found memories of Uncle Jim. Whenever he came for a visit he greeted us with a warm welcoming hug and a big smile.Every time we get a big rain and drive over the falls I remind my kids how when I was about ten Uncle Jim took me and some siblings to climb up the falls right after a heavy rain storm. What a feeling that was to have the water rushing in your face! Uncle Jim always took the time to play with us during his visits he taught me and my...

My heart grieved with the news of Uncle Jim's illness. Even more so that he passed so quickly - so soon after losing Uncle Mike - we will never be able to understand why things happen as they do...but we can reflect on how our lives have been touched by the presence of those in it. Memories of Uncle Jim are very dear to me - I think back to my childhood visiting on the farm - and his visits here to NY, and the time he always took to know each of his nieces and nephews. Although I cannot be...

Jim will be greatly missed as a very caring Master Gardener and friend. May he now rest in peace.

On behalf of myself personally and also the Board of Directors of the St. Augustine Art Association, I wish to send our deepest sympathy to Jim's family. Jim ran a children's art camp at our Association for quite a while and we all got to know him. Just recently he again helped us with advice and literature on improving our landscaping. He was a man of many talents and was so generous of his time. He also gave me help personally on my own gardening problems; what a lovely guy. He will be...

I worked with Jim at WTRY and considered him a good friend. My thoughts are with his family.

TO A FAMILY MEMBER AND LONG NOT FORGOTTEN COUSIN IN THE AMODEO FAMILY MY DEEPEST FEELINGS

Please accept our deepest sympathies.