James Studneski

I remember Jimmy with many fond memories of going down home to grampa and gramma Mominee's. As a child with polio he had to overcome many challenges which he did with a quiet strength and a very sweet and loving outlook on life. He left a very strong impression on me tho I don't think he ever knew that. Goodbye and God keep you cousin Jimmy. Kathy (Mominee) Seimet

So sorry for the loss of your Husband, Father and Brother. May you find peace in the memories.

Dear Family, I graduated with Jim in High School and we spent 4 years riding the same bus together. We enjoyed joking with one another and having fun. Condolences to you.

We are so sorry for your loss. Our deepest sympathy goes out to the entire family.

So sorry to hear of your loss, the family is in our thoughts and prayers. May you have wonderful memories, he was a good man.

To Jim's family,
Remember him as a quiet young man who rode the bus to Jerusalem and Eisenhower with me. He never seemed to let his cumbersome leg brace hold him back. He had a winning smile. May his spirit enjoy the freedom of movement for which his human condition restricted him.

To Cathy and Family
Sending Love to all and Sympathy for your loss of a great friend, cousin, and loved one. I have many found memories of us growing up together and will always keep him in my heart. May Jimmy rest in peace! He is loved and will be missed!

To Jim's Family,
We will remember him fondly and send you our deepest condolences. May you find peace in your loving memories.
RIP, Jim.