JAMES G. KEARNEY

I didn't know Mr. James Kearney but I found his obituary on a search of my name which is James Michael Kearney and I was a Foster child living in Brookpark on Smith Road between 1948-1957. I attended Catholic Assumption Grammer school on Brookpark Rd and Berea HS until I was moved to So. Euclid where I finished HS at Brush HS. When I lived in Brookpark, I never knew there was other Kearney's in the area but this was way before Internet. The only source of information would have been the...

Russ, Maribeth, Alyssa, Halle, and Ryan,

Jim (Papa) will be greatly missed he was a very dear and special friend to both Carol and me.

Siobhan and I are thinking of you during these sorrowful times.

Please call on us if you need anything.

We extend our sincere sympathy to Jim's family. Hopefully you can take comfort in the fact that he is with his beloved Dorothy in our father's house. Respectfully, Mary Lou and Bob Hess....Middlebrook Blvd neighbors.

Russ, sorry to hear about your Dad. May he rest in peace.
Joe S.

Dear Russ and Family,
My condolences to you and your family for the loss of your father. Deepest Sympathy, Karen Schaffer (your co-worker from Park N' Fly).

Our sympathy to your family as you remember a life well lived and the wonderful memories. God bless your family in this time of sorrow.

We, at North Park, will miss Jim's hardy laugh and his sharp Irish sense of humor. He surely will be missed here.
Our sympathy goes to Russ and to Diana. He brought a sharp sense of humor to our retirement community.

Dear Kearney Family. We are both so sorry for your loss. Your father was a truly sweet man. God blessed this earth with 90 years of his long life. May he rest in peace with his beloved wife. Sincerely, Francine and Chuck Silavent