JAMES ANTHONY "JIM" QUINN II

I get a reminder of Jim every Saturday when I go to Church and see Alice, his daughter and son. Miss him .

Will, always think of Jim when I see his family at Mass on Saturdays at St Anthony's. He was always a great person who thought of his fellow man. A good right hand man at KofC. rest in peace.

Think about Jim almost every time I go past his house. Great Man who gave of himself to others and loved God. Rest in Peace and enjoy heaven

I didn't know Jim but feel as if I did from the wonderful stories that Paul shared, from "remembering when" until he passed away. Together, Alice and Jim touched so many lives, especially through their wonderful children and now grandchildren. They are a testament to what a special man he was.

Dear Quinns, I like that the obit says he danced into eternal life. My family and I are better people for having known him.

Aunt Alice and all our cousins. We send our love and condolences to you all. Uncle Jimmy was a very special man, loving, kind, he'd light up the room and make everyone feel special. He walked by faith and love and charity and served our country well. God bless you all...you're in our prayers.

Alice: So very sorry for your loss. Jim was a good man, and I really enjoyed what little time I had with him. We will certainly keep you in our prayers.
The Lord bless and keep you.

Alice & Family,

Jim was a mentor and role model for me throughout the years at our Knights of Columbus meetings and in the parish. He always complimented me when he would say that I reminded him of when he was raising his family. At any occasion, he would make time to talk with our children and make each of them feel special. He was a true gentleman and a wonderful example for husbands and fathers.

Love, Nico DiGioia & Family