James M. Egolf

I met James when I worked as a vendor at Macy's, Center City, although it was probably Lord & Taylor at the time. He was a very sweet soul. This is the first I'm learning of his death. Please accept my condolences.

I am so sorry to see the death notice of James. I lived above him in Ardmore on Linwood Ave. He was a nice guy and a good neighbor. Sleep in peace. I always think of you every Autum when you put the "Welcome Fall " decoration on your door.Todd my condolences to you and James' family.

James and I met at Woodys. We dated for a brief time where during that time I took him to a Valentines Dance in Delaware. He learned to two step at this dance. Our courtship didn't last but our friendship did, even when he met Todd, whom was a great guy for him. I was just thinking of James the other day. I am saddened by this news and my heart goes out to Todd and the Egolf family.

I went all through school with James and have many fond memories of he and I sitting on a sandy blacktop in the warm sunshine laughing playing jacks and hopscotch. James was a gentle spirit who never had an unkind word to say to or about anyone. I regret I never made the effort to keep in touch with him but I will always have awesome memories to carry with me to reflect on when I think of his loss and need comfort. I am proud to say many years ago I was blessed with the honor and privilege...

Although Linda and I did not know James well, please know that we are saddened by his untimely death and that you are in our thoughts and prayers.