James S. Caruso

Jimmy sang for us at Mark and Bridget's wedding. There is a Nimitz Museum in nearby Fredericksburg TX, and yesterday Mike and I visited it for several hours! The story of the Pacific theater is brought to life, and those Marines who fought there brought amazing resiliance and heroics to the war. Rest in peace, Jimmy, and thanks for your part in making the world a better place! With great respect and warm wishes to your grand family.

Caruso Family:
My deepest sympathy on your loss. I will always remember your Dad and Mom's visits to Dr. Fox. They were delightful. I will always remember talking to your Dad about South Water Street Market because my father being the same age use to go there everyday and purchase produce for his store. Again my sympathy.
As always,
Jo Laufenberg, formerly of Dr. Fox's office.

Pat,
Sincere condolences to you and your family. It's always tough to loose your dad no matter how long you've had him. He was obviously a part of the Greatest Generation and lived a full productive life. Prayers and thoughts with you. Bill Cowhey

RIP Jimmy~

Mark & Becky Damore

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Skip and I will miss so much of Jimmy Caruso's
loving ways; his love and support of our sister-in-law, Rosemary, the good times we had together at family gatherings and vacations, and his joyous renditions of our love song: San Francisco! We toast his amazing life! We will dearly miss Jimmy!