James-Otis-Obituary

James Patrick Otis

Stamford, Connecticut

1948 - 2020

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James Patrick OtisBorn March 16, 1948, and Died March 3, 2020. He had suffered from a long illness.The son of James F. (Herky) Otis and Mary A. (Molloy) Otis Jim was an actor, entertainer. A man for all seasons, with a career spanning 40 years across the US. He dedicated his life to perfecting...

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I am so sorry to learn of Jim´s death, and so far after the fact! We were both at Catholic U together, and dated during the 70´s. He was a very kind, spiritual man, and a terrific actor. I´m glad I knew him. As he said to me years after we had broken up, when we met by chance near Grand Central, "Some things you never forget ". He was right.

So sad to hear this.. Jim Otis was my acting coach years ago. So kind and talented and a wonderful teacher! You will be missed Jim..!

Dear Jim Otis Family.... I just now learned of Jim's death. I was saddened. We shared many laughs and I learned a heck of a lot about acting and respect for the craft from Jim when we were in Stage Door for Youth together in our home town in Stamford. His "Fagan" in "Oliver" remains legendary for anyone who saw it. He was one of the kindest souls I've ever know. Jim was one of the "beautiful" gifted souls of the world. My heartfelt sympathies. Rest in peace dear Jim.

James and I were close friends during our twelve years of school in Stamford. We both went to Hart Elementary, Burdick Junior High and Stamford Catholic High. For several years during the early 60's, we were in scouting -troop 22 sponsored by St John Church in downtown Stamford. I will never forget the one Saturday where in order to earn our hiking merit badge, Jame's dad drove us to Pound Ridge very early in the morning and we hiked back to Stamford - 20 miles. James entertained us with his...

Dear Joe - Deeply sorry to hear of the passing of your beloved brother James. May you be comforted with the love of family and friends during this especially difficult time.

Joey O sorry to hear of your family loss may he R I P

Dear Joey,

I was sorry to read of Pat's passing. I hold many fond memories of Oak Hill Street and the fun that we had. I think I have a picture of Pat and my brother Chipper eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on our front porch! I pray that grants you peace and strength in the days ahead.

Fondly,
Jackie L. Chirimbes
Wilmington, Delaware