James Sarnovsky

It is a tragedy when someone is taken away so early in life. To lose his wife Sharon and then for his mother Hazel to witness his passing. Very sad. I idolized Jim and his wife when we were kids and hope for nothing but the best for his family

My deepest regrets to Jim's family and friends. Jim was my manager at DTE who I grew to respect the more I worked with him. I also feel the loss that other former colleagues have voiced.

Dear Sarnovsky family,
We were fortunate to have Jim as our neighbor for the last few years. He advised us as we navigated owning a home for the first time and we already miss chatting with him across the fence. He was a great man, a kind neighbor, and his absence is already felt--both on our street and in our hearts. Our deepest sympathy to you all,

I am so sorry to hear of Jamie's passing. My deepest sympathy to the family - it has been many years since we all last saw each other. Time flies by so fast and then we are gone. You will be in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Love Gwen - (Lillian Fowlie Johnston's grand-daughter - Kathleen Johnston Keehl's daughter)

Dear Judy: I'm so sorry. Jim--Jamie in my memories--sent a lovely email when Michael died in early February. So many wonderful memories of growing up on Terry. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

My deepest symapthy to the family. Jim and I worked together at DTE for many years.

Dearest Judy & Family,

Please accept our prayers and deepest sympathies on the passing of your brother, Jim. May God bless you, your mother and family during this most difficult time.You are very fortunate that you have a great support "team" with Bob, your sons, daughters-in-laws, and beautiful grandchildren. Your love of your brother and family will be your strength, Judy ( but you already know that!)

Love,
Larry, Margaret, Andy and Alex Leeper

Jim was a good friend to me. He will be missed very much. My thoughts and prayers go out to Jim's family. Rest in peace my friend.