JAMES F. MOONEY Jr.

He, like me, lined 4 houses away and often played in our yard when we were 10 years old. I was once curious about the Catholic religion and one Sunday he took me to his church.

I am a home health nurse who works every Tuesday evening. I had a very special relationship with Mr. Mooney and I will miss him sorely. We talked about politics, family, and living well. I called him Huck Finn because he would be all dressed and in his bare feet. He said he loved milk so much he mooed in his sleep. I took one of his empty 1/2 gallons a few years ago as a watering can, easier and lighter than the big ones. I think of him every time I water and I guess that won't change. I live...

James and his wife Joan were very faithful and generous supporters and generous donors to Our Lady of Victories Church (Notre Dame des Victoires) in downtown Boston for many years.
They helped the ministry of there through at least one great crisis. Of Course the greatest gift that Joan and he brought to us there was the gift of their Catholic Faith which they lived and shared so zealously with us. On behalf of all the Marist Fathers who knew Jim and served with him at Our Lady of...

I had the distinct honor and pleasure to work for Mr Moone for 13 years. He was as kind and generous a man as one could ever have hoped to work for. He taught all who worked for him how to conduct themselves not only in business but in life itself. Mr. Mooney gave me a chance when very few would have and it dramatically changed my life and led to a career of over 40 years.To his son Jim and his family my sincerest condolences. Ihope you will find solace in the fact that your father and...

To The Mooney Family,

Jim Mooney was a treasured friend of my father and soul mate from Fall River. His kindness and
generosity will always be remembered by us.

The George J. Doran Family of Wellesley

My condolences to Mr. Mooney's family. I enjoyed spending time with Mr. Mooney when he moved to North Hill. I always found him to be gracious
and engaging, and we shared a love of the Red Sox. North Hill will miss him.

Sincerely, Maria Byrne

To the Mooney Family

Please accept my deepest sympathies. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,

Michael Sullivan