James M. Cunniff

Remembering our friend from Library St. and sharing a memory . Jimmy always would have a chat with us about his favorite team the Red Sox. He would sit and he would give us all the info on how they were doing. two years gone by and we just wanted family to know that we think of you and Al and
Betty. Great people. The GurskaFamily

Can't believe one year has passed, we will always have fond memories of Jimmy, Betty and Al. Prayers offered for all of them today.

I am profoundly sad at Jimmy's passing. His death was brought to my attention only yesterday (1/8), and I must say that it felt like a punch in the stomach, even though I'd not seen Jimmy for decades. I was a classmate of his, and I remember him to be a kindhearted, sweet, and caring person. He obviously left quite an impression on me, since I am writing this tribute through my tears. Rest in peace, Jimmy, and please say hello to my brothers, Lance and Scott. xoxo

An amazing man filled with such faith and humility. I will miss his humor and his updates on the happenings in the news. He usually knew more than I did about what was happening in my town. You will be missed.

I am sorry to hear about Jimmy's passing...Jimmy and I both started to work at Bradlees at the same time. We would always cross the parking lot to work most days. He was such a kind hearted man. The one thing I will never forget is when he came to my mother's funeral. Jimmy had lost his mother not long before that and when he came to my mother's funeral he did not say anything to me but he looked into my eyes and he knew my pain. I can still see the expression on his face today.. I will...

At the Chelsea Community Center, Jimmy was by far one of our best residents. A very nice, kind, caring individual that ALWAYS tried to make you laugh and feel better. We could not have asked for a better resident. Jimmy will be truly missed and I am sure he is in a better place. God Bless you Jimmy Cunniff - from your grumpy friend Jayne and everyone else in the lobby at the Chelsea Community Center.

I am so sorry to hear about jimmy's passing we grew-up together on Library street when we were children. He was such a nice guy. I will alway's remember him. May he Rest in Peace

A Very Humble Simple kind of Man. A Good Man. I Remember him at Bradless and Library St. R.I.P.

I knew Jimmy all of his life. He was always a very gentle, sweet person. Our fathers were childhood friends. Godspeed Jimmy. You're in a perfect place now!