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Joe
February 8, 2025
Goodbye Honorable James. You deserve so much more from me. Sorry to your family, you are in my prayers. Godspeed.
Michael Duke
January 5, 2025
I just found out that " ginnoc" ( as we called him) passed away. We had many good times and laughs during our friendship. He was a great schoolmate, co-worker and friend. We lost one of the good guys
Sincerely.....Michael duke
James Caputo
December 16, 2024
Sorry to hear of Judge Ginocchio `s passing. I had the pleasure of working with him at the Litchfield courthouse as a Marshal. He was one of the best judges, always fair and pleasant. My condolences to his family.
Greg Sideleau
December 13, 2024
I knew Jim from the Peppermill, where I worked for 5 years, from UB Law School, and from my return to Connecticut when I had cause to be in Norwalk in the early 90´s for criminal matters. He was a great resource as I adjusted back to local practice. I will always remember his dry sense of humor, which I always admired. We also shared a connection as alumni of Fairfield University. We lost touch, as life pulled us in different directions. But I always thought of him as my friend. I deeply regret that I was not able to attend the services. My deepest condolences to his family on this great loss. Cherish the good memories. May they sustain you in you grief.
Bob Brunetti
December 10, 2024
My condolences to Jim's family. We worked together in the Danbury, Waterbury and Litchfield Courts. He was a kind compassionate person who enjoyed people. We also spent many afternoons on the golf course. Though not the best golfer he was passionate about the game and the libations afterwards. The judiciary has lost one of its bright lights. May he rest in peace.
Bob Brunetti,
Philip DEramo
December 10, 2024
May God Bless Jimmy. We worked together for 9 years in the Norwalk court house GA 20 when he was the head public defender, and I was an deputy assistant states attorney. Jimmy was a very underestimated legal scholar. He knew I was green, and hired right out of law school. Jimmy never, ever tried to get a one up. He treated me like any other prosecutor. I always respected that about my old friend. He taught me many things concerning my professional career and my personal life. A true mentor. He and I used to meet in his office early morning with a Bob Hall coffee to chat about anything while he got dressed, as he came from the Norwalk YMCA every morning. Hall was my supervisory States Attorney. Jimmy and I enjoyed our trial battles in court. A true respect amongst fellow professionals. I will always remember our trips to play golf in Cannan CT with the Honorable Patrick Carroll on weekends...an all day event. The entire 60 minute ride was full of laughter, talking about whether the road surface was a scratch pavement which was an Inside joke for Pat, Jimmy, and myself. Jimmy was at my wedding in May 1992. We all went to ball room dancing classes for me in preparation...it was again such a blast just laughing. I left the state Attorney Office in 1994 and moved away and our connection was much less. And, i'm sorry for that. I often thought about my friend. Please accept my sincerest condolences for a special person in my life. Prayers for his entire family and may God Bless you my friend. RIP. Your now an angel doing our Lords work.
Suzy Storey
December 9, 2024
Dear Family and Friends of Judge Ginocchio,
He was a great Public Defender, a great Judge, and a great guy. My deepest sympathy to all of you who loved and respected him. I am sure that list is endless. May he rest in peace.
Suzy Storey, former Chief Public Defender, retired
Mary Joyce McLean
December 9, 2024
I am so sorry for your loss. He was the best judge I ever worked for. Such a wonderful man.
Howard ehring
December 7, 2024
So sad upon news of Jim's passing. A friend, mentor and sailing buddy. Also grilled a great stern steak.
Gary Cahill
December 7, 2024
So sad my friend Jimmy is gone.
We met in the mid 70´s when we were both waiting tables at the Peppermill in Westport. We went through law school together Bar exam together and stayed in touch for quite some time. We lost touch over the past few years, but I´ll never forget all the good times. Baseball games, parties, etc.. And working for a landscaper on summer afternoons before going to the Peppermill to work in the evenings
My deepest condolences to the family and his wife and step child may his memory stay with you all
With deepest sympathy.
Gary Cahill.
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