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James M. Plumeri

Pleasantville, New York

Age 79

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Plumeri, James, M.James M. Plumeri, 79, of Pleasantville, NY died February 2, 2013. Husband of Mary An Plumeri. Father of Lisa (Howard) Meditz and Robert (Julie) Plumeri. Grandfather of Jamie Michelle Plumeri, Meghan Meditz and Maureen Jones.Memorial visitation Wednesday 4-8PM at Beecher Flooks...

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As an editor at NAL Jim designed cvers formy books for ten years. Not only was he exremely talented, he was terrific to work with and had a great
sense of humor.

In requesting donations to the ICU I hope this doen't indicate that he suffered a lot at the end.

My sympathy to the fami

As an illustration agent for over 30 years, I have met hundreds of art directors. To this day, Jim has remained one of my favorites...he enriched my professional life with his open door, welcoming smile, kindness, and generosity.

I met Jim when I was a teenager we were roommates at Pratt in the early 50's. We have remained friends over these many years and I am saddened by his loss. He was a wonderful person and brother in spirit too me. My prayers go out to Mary Ann and his family may he now rest in the arms of God. RIP James. Deacon Frank Chiappetta

The world's a poorer place without wonderful, exuberant, sweet and funny Jimmy P. Fondly remembering poker games, and shared backyard BBQs post-tennis in the 70's. Our hearts go out to MaryAnne and Lisa and Robbie and the Grandbabies. This really sucks.

Tommi Whitfield, Little River SC
Steve Gould, Ocean Isle Beach NC

Everyday working with Jim in the art department at NAL was always a joy for me. I've never looked forward to going to work anywhere as much as I did during those years. His sense of humor, artistic talent and creativity were truly remarkable. I know he will be missed by all who knew him.

Jim made a point of welcoming me to NAL many, many years ago, and always asked how I was doing as the new guy. I sold kids books, not Signet. Years later at Bantam he welcomed me again, and kept tabs on me there. I was in Juvenile sales, not adult. He could care less. So many of us thought he was handsome, cool, smart, warm, and had class. My deepest sympathies.

So very sorry to hear the news. I was shocked when Marely reached me with this. I enjoyed working for Jim and have thought of him often since his retirement. I hope to make the viewing, this afternoon, to pay my respects.

Was always a pleasure to work with Jim. A true gentleman who will be sorely missed.

Will always remember JIM ! A great most creative Art Director ,a true gentleman and a pleasure to work with. When and wherever he could be of help, he did. I personally and the publishing community at large will miss him very much! Warmest condolences to the family.
Alberto Vitale