James V. "Banjo" Finelli

"Banjo" was a good man, i remember his jokes @ the ridge runner cafe in Elkland, he will never be forgotten, He will be in our hearts..

james was always willing to help people out.im sorry to hear about him

I see a lot of my friends cared as much for Banjo as I have. He was always there for us and he was a good person. I remember him as a friend.

"Banjo" will be greatly missed by each and every person that knew him. He was "family" and his greeting to me was always "Hi cousin". It was such a pleasure to feature him in my book "Voices from the Past" Til we meet again Banjo, look over us.

Sorry for your loss. We will miss seeing Banjo.
The Acorn employees.

I am sorry to learn of Banjo's passing. He was such a wonderful person, so full of life and, always had a smile for you. I grew up in Elkland and, he was a cousin of my late Mom, Sarah. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. God Bless you!

My heartfelt sympathy to all Banjo's family. There are many, many fond
memories of my being born and raised in Elkland...and Banjo was one of the fondest. He was a valued
friend and will be missed by all who
knew and loved him.
May you find comfort on the other
side of loss. Love lives on in the memories of the heart. With deepest sympathy.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Sorry about your loss. He led a good life!!!