James Susko

Jim was a good friend of mine in high school. We had alot of fond memories going to concerts and playing basketball. He will most surely be missed.

My name is Jim and we worked together on 2nd shift at mack. We gave each other rides to work and back when needed.We. enjoyed the same music,about the same age and got along well! My condolences to your whole family and sorrÿ I couldn´t be there...good guy was he

Jim is part of many memories from our years at Immaculate Conception and also dances at the Allentown Y (The Hub). He surprised our family years later when Santa showed up at our door during the Christmas season. Many thanks Jim! My prayers and deepest sympathy to the Susko family.

Ryan and family, I want to extend my deepest condolences to you and your family at this time. Losing a parent is very difficult and I wish you comfort and peace. Sincerely, Sue Neupauer

Condolences to the Susko family. I was a friend of Joe Susko.

Had a lot of great times with Jim and the gang back then. Remember the night we ended up in the Little Lehigh at Robin hood hill at 2:30 in the morning with the toboggin sled after a night playing racket ball at the YMCA and partying at the Ale House. You,ll be missed.

To the Susco Family, Jim was a classmate of our brother Steve.They continued their friendship into their 20's being a part of the same social circle. Jim was a welcomed guest in our home throughout the 70's. Steve tragically died in 1980.This loss didn't prevent Jim from continuing his relationship with our family.He attended my father's funeral in 1984 and for many years after sent my mother greetings and updates with pictures of your family.That connection was...

Many great memories growing up with JIM AND HIS FAMILY IN THE WARD . JIMMY WHO WAS A GREAT AND LOYAL FRIEND TO MY BROTHER TOMMY WHO PASSED ON IN DECEMBER . REST IN PEACE JIMMY. SINCERELY, CHARLIE MALITSCH

Annette, I am so sorry for the loss of your husband Jim. May God comfort you and your family during this difficult time.