James Henry McAuley

Jim and I were among 24 social workers and nurses in the first Peace Corps Volunteer group to go to Honduras, in 1962. He was always known as Jaime to us.

We always kept in touch, till shortly before he died. For years he came to AZ to visit family members, and always came to Phoenix to visit me as well.

Jaime was the one who kept in touch with everyone in our group for more than a half century. We miss him!

Dear Mrs. McAuley and Family,

I am both shocked and sadden to learn of the passing of Jim. He was truly a blessing to those who got to meet him and be embraced in his friendship with unconditional love and acceptance. He was both passionate in his work with the vulnerable as he was in his studies to minister to them.

May you remember always, the loving man he was, his bravery through many illnesses, and the faith he walked in daily. You have my condolences as I keep you all in...

Mrs. Mcauley & Family
We're very saddened to hear about the loss of your husband. You will continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.
Much love

What a great man, so compassionate. He we know is with Our Father. Amen

My sincere condolence in your loss. I had the privilege of working with Jim for
many years at the Ohio Dept. of Youth Services. His commitment to his profession and the youth he served is most memorable. My prayer is that God bless and comfort you during this difficult time.

Bettye Peck

Joan - My sympathy and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. Jim was a caring and generous person and he will be missed by you and so many. May happy memories sustain you in the days ahead.
Catherine Lee, CSJ

Dear Cathy,

I was so sorry to hear about your father's passing. I know this has to be a very sad and difficult time for you and your family. You have my deepest sympathy.

Dear Joan and Family,
We just heard about Jim's passing and want to send our deepest sympathy for you at this very sad and difficult time.
From Judy (Berman) and Rich Fried, your former Radcliffe neighbors.