James Phillip Tomassi

Hi Eric, Maybe you will see this...I hope so...I was randomly thinking of my dad and came here. It was wonderful to read your message. We all miss him and to think someone from 35-40 years ago still thinks about him, made me emotional. I remember you, I remember Ziggy, I remember Marty...Hope you are doing well

Wow! I worked for Jim in the late 80´s with him and Ziggy and I believe a Mexican man but don´t remember his name. He employed me for several years driving, delivering his custom furniture works.. some of his work was amazing! This was my first actual job when I got my license. My name was Eric Sandoval maybe Janet will remember me. I was just think of him and telling my wife how I meet so many celebrities because of Jim´s excellent work and his connections to famous clients. Wow so sorry...

in memory of a great childhood friend from the south side of Chicago. At least we got to reunite in June 2010, what fun we had. rest in peace, Jimmy.

I am most grateful for all the great times together, thank you for always inviting me to Lake Hav., or wherever you ventured off--there was always a call, "lets go" or "get ready were going," Love you, and will always think of you. RIP Desiree Stamas

I pray you find peace dad. I pray that more than anything. We miss you. Carmin's baby was born last night, the 19th of Feb. She is a beautiful lil girl...him and Coco named her Anna Marie....love you dad...

Jimmy only became part of our lives since he married my sister less than 2 years ago, though our kids had gone to school together decades past. Jimmy and I did the DHS to Phx drive during the past year and he had a plethora of life experience stories for being only 63. His priorities now were pretty simple - wife, kids, grandkids, health... and some little ongoing project in the works! Unpretentious, outspoken, walked his own road and unapologetic about it...so similar to our dad as Janet...