James Szarowicz

I'll always remember polka dancing with you at the calder. Your smile and kindness will be missed.

You were a great person and we will miss seeing you around. You are one of the nicest people I have known and were always so kind to anyone you met. Rest in Peace

Your friendship and smiles will be greatly missed.

Rest well my friend! I hope you find beautiful gardens to enjoy even more than you did yours. My deepest sympathy and prayers to you Edward.

Condolences to Jim's extended family.

I considered Jimmy to be a good friend. A classmate in high school, and a fellow National Guardsman, where we really got to know each other.

We were in the same company in the Guard and so spent drill nights together and lived together for two weeks of every summer.

Over the years, I would see Jim occasionally and remember well some of the festivals in downtown Grand Rapids, where he would demonstrate his dancing skills on the Calder...

To Jim's family: I am Jim's cousin Mavis from Ohio.
Our fathers were first cousins, and I have so many fond memories of when Eddie, Marie, and Jim would visit us relatives in PA and NY back in the sixties.
He and I reconnected a few years ago by phone, and I came to know him as a warm, caring, thoughtful man who always sent me cards for my birthday and all the holidays.
I know from our conversations that he was a Christian.
He is now in the loving arms of Jesus. There is...

Jimmy, Now you can dance with the angels. You will be greatly missed. Love, Derek and Barbara Tubbs

We will miss you rip our friend and family member.

You were one of a kind and will be greatly missed..
Tina