JAMES J. "JIM" CORNO Sr.

Twenty years - I just wanted the family to know that I haven't forgotten Jim; and I still think of him, his brother Bernie, our times together at KPLR-TV in St. Louis and of course "The Game." It really is true, memories made in only a "moment", this one way back in 1965, do last a lifetime. Thank you, Jim & Bernie, a/k/a/ "The Corno Boys from North County", for this memory. Detective Sergeant Danny Slay - Retired St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Supervisor - Bureau of...

Just to let you know that Jim is still missed and still remembered by others too -- As recently as this morning, I drove passed McCluer North High School, the site of "The Game" I mentioned in my condolence message written 10 years ago this month. And just like it´s been every time I do, the memory of that game and everyone involved in it is as vivid to me as if it just happened that day. Someone once told me, "It only takes a moment to make a memory that lasts a lifetime." Thank you,...

I was just looking up information on Jim when I came across his obituary, I am truly sorry to discover his passing. Carolyn please accept my sincere condolences, I hope you and Jimmy and Christiana are well.

Carolyn I am sorry to here about your loss. I to lost my husband on Dec.10,2012, I am your cousin Patsy Daily Williams, Clarence Dailys daughter in Texas. Trying to also contact Anita if possible but don't have any current info on her.
Again sorry for your loss and I look forward to hearing from you. Email address is [email protected]

Dear Carolyn and family,
I will always remember Jim with that big smile of his that went from ear to ear. He was so easy to know and to love and I treasure my precious memories of great times spent with you two when we were all young.
You all have my deepest sympathy at this difficult time. I know we can rest easy knowing that Jim is smiling down from heaven at all of us. He was one special guy!!!
Kitty Wiss Gates

Mrs. Corno & family (and brother Bernie too)

I am so sorry for your loss, please accept my most humble sympathy.

I first met Jim in the summer of 1965. I just completed my 2nd year at St. Mary's High School and a friend of mine asked me to cover for him while he went off to join the National Guard. His name - Tim McKernan. He worked in the mail room at KPLR-TV and wanted to ensure he got his job back when he returned. By then, Jim was working in the film room, wearing white...

Mr. Corno was a very kind and generous man that always made time for you regardless of the circumstances. As a friend of Jimmy and playing soccer with him at NIU we were lucky to spend time with him and his wonderful father.

God bless, thoughts and prayers with you.

Jim Pisani

I would like offer my Deepest Sympathy to
the CORNO family.

Carolyn, you have my deep sympathy for your loss. But what a life! Sounds like the Jim I remember from so many years ago.