James M. Fallon Sr.

Karen, Michael, Donna, Kristen, Carol
I am missing Jim already, trading lame jokes {a Fallon tradition}, golfing in Florida, and his thoughtfulness of me when I was younger particularly a going away party when I went to Vietnam. We talked alot these past years and always visited together on his trips to Florida.
I want to thank you guys for letting me be a part of saying goodbye to Jim and being so nice to me. Lotsa love and happiness.
God luvya all.
Uncle Tom

My memories of you Jimmy go back to all of us growing up at 105 Hollis Ave. As a teenager you were mulitalented. Pa made two bedrooms in the attic where you had built your own chrystal radio set. You were so proud that you could pull in WWVA Wheeling West Virginia that play all Country Western songs of the "fifties". Your favorite song at the time was The Wabash Cannonball. You taught me all six verses. Also, in the attic bedroom you set up a darkroom and had a primitive place for developing...

Jim, you will be missed...You will always have a special place in my heart... You were one of a kind, and made everyone happy, you brought joy when everyone needed it. you will never be forgotten...
God Bless You & Your Family Always...

To the Fallons, wishing that you may find peace and comfort with family and friends who love and care for you and with keeping your Dad living on in your hearts.

Dear Aunt Carol, Karen, Mike, Donna and Kristin,
I was so saddened to hear about Uncle Jimmy this morning. Some of my favorite childhood memories were with the Fallon Clan gathering for reunions in your Hanover backyard. Uncle Jimmy, like any good Irishman, could hold your attention with his stories and then having you cracking up with his jokes. He was a man who loved life, loved his family and will be geatly missed.
My love to you all,
Laureen (Laurie) Burke
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My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to all of you.
Our love and thoughts are with you in this deepest time of sorrow.
Love,
The Grasso's
Stephen, Lisa, Brenton, & Kyle

Dear Aunt Carol, Karen, Michael, Donna and Kristin,

Like Staci, Sue and Lisa, I too treasure the memories of childhood family gatherings. We could always count on lots of children running about, many tall stories, jokes, laughter, and love. Oh yes, and more jokes and laughter.

Although the years and miles may separate us, the love and memories remain.

With sincere sympathy, Lynda Burke Rotundo and family

You will be missed. We always looked forward to seeing you at Towers. Rest in peace Friend. You always had a smile and the jokes we shared will be never be forgotten. Our deepest sympathys to your family and all the lives you touched.