James Moriarty Jr.

The previous entry dated July 14, 2010 should have been signed as follows:

Dan Kennedy, Needham, MA

To the Moriarty Family;

It is always sad to lose a parent and in this case a particularly good parent. I graduated from Cathedral with Jimmy Moriarty, as a matter of fact I sat directly behind him in 2 year Latin, he was in the first seat and I was in the second. We always compared answers, sometimes during the exam. I last saw Jimmy in Dennisport about 10 years ago. God Bless the Moriarty Family during this difficult time.

Jimmy,
I'm so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. Still remember those basketball games on Blogett Street in your driveway with the guys and your dad. It was those games where I realized where you got your never quit gotta win attitude from. My prayers are with you and your entire family. Take Care.

Dear Jim and family:
I am so sorry for the loss of your Dad, Father-in-law, Grampa. We have missed his daily calls to B&D over the past few months. I know how much he will be missed and I know first hand that it will be difficult for you. Please know I am thinking about you and praying for you all.
Love,
Linda

Dear Ellyn & Moe,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time, and my deepest condolences to the Moriarty family.

We send our condolences to all of Jim's family. It has been a pleasure to know Jim and all his siblings for many years. They were all pillars of Holy Name Church and the City of Springfield.
We are away on vacation and are sorry we will not be at the wake and funeral. Paul and Jo Sears

Our deepest sympathy to the Moriarty family...Jim was a special person that will be missed dearly, especially by his children and grandchildren and by those of us who come to know him and enjoyed his friendship. Always that big smile will be remembered.
Frank and Midge Bovenzi, Leominster, Ma