James R. McDonough

I used to love to watch and listen to Uncle Jim and my dad one up each other by what thier respective kids had done. He was so proud of his children. I loved when he used to break out his accordian on the holidays and sing "My Melody of Love". Memories I will never forget. UNC, I hope to see you in the heavens when my time comes. Until then keep watch over all of us.

Your Nephew,

Mark

It was our good fortune to have known (Uncle) Jimmy as long as we did. From the 16" softball games to Christmas Santa claus, memories that will always make me smile.
Thanks Uncle Jim

To the McDonough Family:

We were so very sorry to hear of Jimmy's death. We have known the entire McDonough Clan for many, many years and sincerely feel the loss. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Love, Gary & Joan Gerdes

my sincere condolences

The Lucarini family are sorry for your loss. We were friends and neighbors for many years in Chicago.
Phil, Nancy, Pete, and Melissa.

Many "7's" up there, have fun. Some more of the boys are coming to join you soon. Your friend, Sonnie

Family,

I am sorry for your loss, I had the opportunity to have lunch with Jim several times. All he would talk about was his kids, family and his hopes to go back to Ireland. My thoughts and prayers are with you through this difficult time

The Krippners are all extremely sorry to hear about your dad. Remembering the good times you shared will help you though this dark time. Our best regards to all, Linda, Kevin, Kayla and Kyle

DAD I WILL MISS YOU VERY MUCH, I WISH I COULD OF SAID GOOD BYE. I WILL BE THINKING OF YOU EVER DAY.
LOVE, KEVIN.