James A. Sinegal

Abbey, Jim, and Nancy,
Our memories are necessarily from your Houston years, the early 80's when our boys were pre school and we adults were young and ready to meet the world. We so appreciated you and Jim as parents who were involved with Jimmy and all his activities. Jim's smile and sense of humor were key to who he was, and we enjoyed him for that. ...

My condolences to the family. I grew up as neighbors of the Sinegal family and his former wife Abby. Went to school with his sister Patrice and worked with his brother-in-law Jesse for many years at Alcoa.

Thanks everyone for the kind words. We couldn't have asked for a better father.

We are so sorry for your loss, you are all in our thoughts and prayers.The Bendekovic's (Tammi's cousin Melissa and Family)

Nancy our sympathy to the family, boy did we have some fun times with your dad. I'm still in shock, he will be missed so much!Take care sweetie and remember he will live in your heart forever, memories will last a life time.Take care (((hugs)))

Dear friends and family. I grew up with Jim... and the basketballs, footballs and so many baseballs we shared until it got too dark to see ourselves. We lost touch over the many years, but the so-many memories of those growing-up times are precious. I am sorry for our loss.

Les Misik

Sorry For Your Loss May He Rest in Peace. Know That You Are All in Our Prayers.
Sincerely,
Bill & Betty
Graham

Dear Patrice, Jesse, and family,
My heartfelt condolences. Great memories of Jim growing up on the block. best wishes, Ed Misik

We are so saddened to hear of Jim's passing. Our deepest sympathy goes out to Jim's family. From Gulf Harmerville to Gulf Houston nothing but the best of times. Will cherish those times forever.


Jerry and Bernie Chieffalo