James-Gallagher-Obituary

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James Gallagher

New York, New York

Feb 3, 1947 – Apr 15, 2021 (Age 74)

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BORN
February 3, 1947
DIED
April 15, 2021
AGE
74
LOCATION
New York, New York

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Crestwood Funeral Home and Cremation Services - Midtown Obituary

James Gallagher passed away at the age of 74 on Thursday, April 15, 2021. James was born on February 3, 1947, in Hazleton, Pennsylvania to John and Margaret (Brennan) Gallagher. James worked on Broadway as a Local 1 IATSE stagehand for over 50 years. Jimmy was known for his quick wit, his...

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Condolences to the Gallagher family. Jimmy was an inspiring and unforgettable person.

Carol,So saddened to hear of Jimmy passing.
I remember him as a young and very witty lad and enjoy that about him.
My prayers for his soul and for your family

Carol,So saddened to hear of Jimmy passing.
I remember him as a young and very witty lad and enjoy that about him.
My prayers for his soul and for your family

From the first day you walked into the Ovalon Restaurant in Hazleton Pa. I knew you were unique. You helped me get my first Union card from Local 152. Introduced me to working Broadway shows.
I will never forgot our fun times.
Then came our beautiful daughter Kristin, who was your little princess.
My heart is broken. You left us with so many memories which will be a wonderful gift to us.
The best dressed stagehand on Broadway and full of information.
You will forever be in my...

Worked with Jim at Cbs Morning show and enjoyed many laughs there. I always remember him talking about his daughter, she was a big joy in his life and he was always so proud of her.Eternal rest Jimmy.

Dear Jimmy, Michelle and I will never forget you. You've often been mentioned in our home after all these years. Thank you for all the Golden memories you shared with us including those priceless adventures in Atlantic City.
We will miss you. Rest easy buddy. You were one in a million.