James T. "Gerbs" GRABOWSKI

Tracey and Family - I just read about Jim's death on UD's website and wanted to express my sorrow at your loss. I lived across the street from Gerbs when he was a 5th year senior and we were mere sophomores. He was always quick to laugh, a master at practical jokes and served as a surrogate big brother to me and my roommates.

Most of all I remember how much he loved you and how he would light up when sharing stories about his family.

You, your children and the whole...

I was very sad to hearing about Jim's passing. I went to grade school with him, but really got to be friends with Gerber in high school. I have a lot of fond memories of him--we had a lot of laughs. He was a good friend and a good guy. My prayers are with his family and friends.

Tracey - my deepest thoughts, care, concern and prayers for you and your family during this time.

My deepest condolences to the Grabowski family - especially Tracey and the kids. Gerbs was a friend to all at UD and the years after. Seems like we were just dancing at the wedding. We are all fortunate to have him in our lives and to experience his quick smile. But words can't express the sadness of his unexpected passing. Wishing the family peace and strength now and always.

Tracey, May God give you the strength to go through this very difficult period. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your children.

Tracey and family - You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Indian Serenity Prayer
God, grant me the strength of eagle wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to rely on His spirit to carry me there.

Tracey,

I am so very sorry - you and your children are in our thoughts and prayers.

Unbelievably sad. My family's thoughts and prayers are with the Grabowski's.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Grabowski family. Sorry I was out of town and could not attend the funeral. When I worked for Gerbs at Remtec, my recollection is that he would always come around and say "I have a really GOOD project for you" and it became a running joke.
An honorable and good man. Again, my condolences.