James "Jim" Serano

He was my uncle. I use to take care of his lawns when I was in business. His two sons are great people his son Jimmy was by my side during my time of trouble, his son Richard was very concerned about me while I was sick. I would like to convey my condolences to his sons Jimmy and Richard who I think of often. If my cousin Jimmy reads this please give me a call so I can THANK YOU; For being there for me in my time of trouble. My Aunt Lilly I miss so much she was also there in my time of...

Uncle Jimmy, you'll be sorely missed.....................

Jim was a stand up guy, and I always liked him. He was there for his family, and there for his country, and there for his community. I am proud to say he was a fellow soldier and I am very proud to have known him. What an amazing record and a great guy! He will be missed! Take care. FIRST SERGEANT MULSHINE USA RETIRED.

I will miss jim, he was will liked in our V.A. grp. in Brick. He is a funny man when we went for hot dogs at the windmill. Will be my honor to know him.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Thank you for your service to our country. I am grateful for your bravery during WWII, and your dedication to our community.

Special Prayers as you enter Gods Kingdom. You will be missed by many. I am proud to have the pleasure of knowing and calling you a great friend. You were dedicated to your family, business, friends, and of course to the fire dept. May god give your family the strength in the days ahead.

The Mahanoy City High School Alumni Association wishes to extend their sincere sympathies to Jim's family. He is fondly remembered by his classmates (1939) and friends from MCHS.
Shirley E. Ryan, President
MCHS Alumni Association