James S. Casaccio

I offer this very belated comment after talking to Chuck Pusateri, a mutual friend, at a grammar school reunion last night about Jimmy's passing. I was also I neighbor and good friend of Jimmy, and the three if us often walked to school together. Jimmy was a wonderful friend who could light up the room with his smile. We played Little League baseball together: Jimmy was not only a great shortstop, but he hit towering homers that cleared the fences by a mile. Even though we lost touch after...

Dear Diane, Chris, and Nick and your family.
Please accept our condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of pain.

Casaccio and Capasso Family,
My Deepest Sympathy for your loss, I remember what a great guy he was with a wonderful sense of humor,I am very sorry I could not make the services, Please accept my deepest sympathy, Anna Lynn (Caruso) Iovinelli

Diane and Family,

Our heartfelt sympathy and prayers for you and your family.

Peace,

Bill and Ginger Frere

Kathy and Chris,

I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your dad, Chris. He will be sorely missed but he is in a much better place now and free of all his pain.

Love,
Auntie "Mar

Dear Chris and Nick,

We are very sorry for your loss. It was an honor to know your father and he will never be forgotten. Your wonderful family is in our hearts and prayers and our deepest apology we are unable to attend the services. Please contact us without hesitation for any way we may be there for your family.

Deepest sympathy,
Mark Mattio & Lauren Schreiber

Diane we share your loss, Jimmy was a great guy and a best friend.

Dear Diane, Chris, Nick & Family

My deepest sympathy. We all loved Jim very much and loved being with him for all the little league games. I will never forget him or his "black gym shoes".

Big Jimmy lived next door to me. I was called Little Jimmy. Big Jim was always a great friend to me that I will never forget. May God bless the Casaccio family.