James R. Sackerman

I met Jim back in 1986. I had just started working at Bendix as a young kid fresh out of school. Jim was roughly 20 years my senior, but he related to me and I to him as if we were of the same generation. I remember his sharp wit, great sense of humor, and his ability to finish a crossword puzzle in no time flat. He loved to workout and taught me so much about recording progress in order to progress. It was so great working with him. I'm here because I looked him up a few years back by...

Nothing that I and my brother and sister looked forward to than visiting our big cousins. Jimmy had a great sense of humor like all his brothers and sister. I remember bragging about him to my friends in grade school. Four things I especially remember about my biggest cousin. 1. Jimmy had an impressive physical body. 2. Visiting his fish in the basement 3. Playing Atari for the first time for hours at his apartment 4. Driving Jimmy home after Cousin John's bachelor party and then sleeping...

Growing up and visiting my big cousins meant so much to me. Nothing that I and my brother and sister looked forward to. Cousin Jimmy had a wonderful sense of humor like all his brothers and sister. Three things that I especially remember with my biggest cousin. 1. His fish in the basement 2. First time playing Atari at Jimmy's apartment 3. Sleeping over after Cousin John's bachelor party.

Diane, so sorry to hear about Jimmy. We had a lot of good times in the past. Bruce passed last year down in Florida.
Take care of yourself and family. If you have a memorial in the future I would like to be there.
Jeannie

Oh Jimmie! I owe You so much! You were my guide through my early years. You walked me to school everyday, to the playground, taught me to play Hit-em-Out, Stick Ball, Baseball. Everything I Loved as a Kid. You were there! The Center of everything I did and would Become. THANK YOU JIMMIE!!!