James R. Bickerton III

so sorry for your loss. ysending sincere condolences to all his family and friends

Dear Jimmy; just a short note to say hello. I'm sitting here at a nice little coffee shop, warm and cozy on a misty, rainy cold late Fall morning. I saw a cute note from Kaitlyn this morning on your Legacy page telling you that she loves and misses you, always.
Jimmy, she's evolving from the little girl you knew into an amazing young woman who's accomplishments we'll all read about some day soon. I know you know she's at Holy Cross and doing phenomenally well, both academically and...

Miss you. Love you always.

Dinah, how wonderful to hear from you. I think of you often and very fondly. Chuck and I speak daily, and more often than not, your name pops up in levity and good cheer;
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We all miss you Jim. Your favorite mother in law.

I just learned of Jimmy's passing and just wanted to say how sorry I am to his family. You probably don't remember me but I played goalie on a couple different hockey teams with Jimmy when we where younger. He was a great hockey player but more importantly a great person. My thoughts and prayer are with his family.

Just a quick note to tell the Bickerton family how very sorry I am that you lost Jim, thinking of my own brother, how many are lost He was a great guy, always making jokes and smiles. I remember the old days at Babson and how well he skated. So much to think about, just wanted you to know that I am thinking about you and pray that the days get easier, somehow, it seems they get harder. We just need to remember how beautiful their lives were and remember...just remember.

Michelle Cox

Dear God your 42nd birthday is comming up and i just can't smile. I want to scream but good would it do. I am so empty Jimmy.

Well, my dearest and most precious son, today is Christmas, 2011. Quite frankly, it's a meaningless day without you to fill out the family message that we are suppose to infer from Christmas.

Your mother came over to Nonnie's house last night, Christmas Eve. She laughs and laughs but I know she's crying inside without you. Vanessa was there with the kids and Chris. Those kids are real characters, especially Christopher. Brian is so bright along with being a very, very accomplished...