James T. Frater

The US Department of State's 122nd Foreign Service Officer class was saddened by the news of the passing of Eric's father, James. Eric is a dear colleague and we wish him and his family peace and comfort during this difficult time.

I am saddened by Jim’s passing. Jim and I played soccer for St. Hilary’s (I still have my jersey) on Sunday mornings in the early 90s and he was a great player/coach. His leadership on and off the field will be forever remembered. I remember the times after the game (which was almost always a win); we would sit around and have a few brews and great conversations. Jim will truly be missed.

Jim was an excellent example of what a person should be, kind ,compassionate and sincere. He added a lot of class to the Wednesday evening Lockheed golf league and he will be greately missed.

Shirley and family,

My condolences to you on Jim's passing. I enjoyed working with Jim the past few years, and he often expressed his love and pride for his family. May God comfort you all during this time.

I have nothing but the fondest of memories for a true friend, a real friend. In work and play, Jim actions were a constant reminder of the priorities of life, and to enjoy the special moments. I certainly treasured my time with him...it was just too short, but the lessons and memories live on.

I am truly sorry to hear of your loss. Jim was a wonderful man and a good friend and I will miss him. We all will.

My heartfelt condolences for your loss. It was a pleasure to know Jim, a great guy. He taught me alot on the golf course and about being a good person.

Craig and family,

I'm very sorry for your loss. Take care.

Pat

Shirley, Craig and Eric, I am so sorry for your great loss. Please accept my deepest sympathy. Your Cousin, Michael A. Barricelli