James M. Gormley

I'm very sorry to here about Jim's passing. He was a nice person who always had a passive smile and always a good word to add. He will be missed here at The Tool Shop.

Dee, I am so, so sorry. I just found out from my brother Milan Esser. I new Jim just as long. We met you when you and Jim came to Hope Ridge UMC. We had Jim over to fix this or fix that. We always asked Jim how you where doing. He was always honest and kind. He will truly be missed.

I'm so sorry. I have just now found out. James was my best friend when I first moved to Painesville in 1969 and he always stayed in touch when he could. I am so saddened.

Dee, when we met at the support group a couple months ago and spoke of Jim, I did not realize he was my classmate. Am sorry for your loss, he was always very nice to me in school. Our paths crossed at again at a reunion planning meeting, but sadly did not connect or meet you at the actual reunion. Take care, see you at the next meeting if possible.

You don't know me, Dee, nor I you but I knew Jim when he first came to Painesville with his family. They lived on Belmont Avenue behind where I lived with my family. His sister, Carol, was a dear friend of mine. I am very sad to hear of his passing. I am sure he gave you wonderful memories you will treasure forever.

Dee, I feel your pain and am here for you always. Jim was truly one of the 'good guys' and will be greatly missed.

I am so saddened to learn of Jim's passing. Jim always had a smile on his face and something good to say. Never a dull moment with Jim! I pray he is in God's glory! God's comfort and grace to his family in their grief.

Judy Pandy