James A. Sasko

Toni, our deepest condolences. We´ll always have great memories of your visits and stories together. Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time.

Uncle Jimmy was always the coolest uncle, whether building us a plywood sled for an unexpected snow storm, remembering every birthday with a funny card with coins taped inside or lending us his prized Cadillac for our special day. He always brought fun, light, and a positive energy to the day. "Bruce" and I will miss you Uncle Jim. Thinking of you all Jamie, Jimmy, Joel, Sandy and your families at such a sad time.

Jim came to our home and into our family in 2002 after a Teakwood remodeling just to wrap up a short punch list. And then he stayed! Not literally of course, but Jim was in and out of our home regularly for a year or so doing things we couldn´t. Always with a smile, looking forward to our daughters coming home after school (or maybe he was planning evasive action given this, "I loved Mr. Sasko. I used to talk to that poor man for hours while he happily indulged me, until you caught on and...

My neighbor and friend. I will miss you very much. My sincere condolences to all of family and friends. Thoughts and prayers are with you.

I still see Jimmy as a high school student and in his 20´s. Many times my husband and I would see him when we were out on a date. He was always on the dance floor! We never saw him without a smile or friendly greeting. It´s been many years since I´ve seen him but the memories linger. I´m sure his brother Bob and my sister Lorraine are waiting for him with open arms. Hugs and prayers to the family

Jim, I have fond memories of your Dad painting my former home on Equinox Drive in Lake George. We had nice chats and I appreciated his careful work. One day he pointed out a mother deer who brought her twins to our backyard. We both enjoyed their beauty and peacefulness. It is hard to say Goodbye. I feel for your loss. Suzanne Delman Laplante

Condolences to the family and friends of Jimmy.