James Joseph "Jim" Kaminsky

It is with great sadness and sorrow that we learn of Jim’s unfortunate passing. JD had first met the Kamisky’s in the 80’s when JD moved into a house across the street on Chambers. Back in the days, way before the internet, JD saw stacks of newspapers in Jim’s garage. He asked him if he, Jim, had a certain issue as it had an ad for a rare double barrel Spanish shotgun from 2 months back, one to which JD has not seen another one since, he said “sure do”. Out we go, and within 5 minutes Jim...

My deepest sympathies to his family for such a sudden and tragic loss

My deepest condolences and prayers Meghan and Annalise, Joe and Tess. I am so glad I got to know your family. Jim was such a kind, sweet, caring, loving man. I wil miss my coffee, muffin and conversations. I remember one day I was just a talking and Jim was looking at me. Then after I finished he said " I'm sorry Jackie I didn't hear a word you said. I forgot he was hard of hearing. Lol. Love and hugs.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I had the privilege of managing James during his time with NetApp/Cvg and he was one of the nicest people to work with. It was an absolute pleasure getting to know him on a professional and personal level. Jim, you will be missed!

My deepest condolences to his family