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Julie Roach
January 2, 2005
I didn't know Jim laird as well as I would have liked, but I from what I can remember thinking of the times I saw him and met him always make me smile. I always loved the fact that he allowed our family to use the cabin in vermont (which are some of the best and most favorite memories of my life. It's where I feel most at home and at peace in this crazy world.). I used to love hearing the story Jim and my grampa smith use to tell me about the war; some may have been a little long and boreing but most of them were really interesting (from what I can remember). Sadly enough I could not have seen him close to the time of his death so that I can say thank you and good-bye, but I think he knows. I almost feel like I know him better from all the wounderful things I read and hear from other people about him. My sympathies go out to him wife and for all who knew him. He was a great guy and I know we all miss him. Take care Jim, and know that you were and will be loved. Bye Jim and thank you for everything. Cousin Doris, you may not remember me but Nancy Eaton is my mother, I just wanted to say how sory I am that Jim is gone, and my prayers and thoughts are with you. I wish I could have been at the funeral to let you know inperson but sadly I could not attend. I wish you all the best and love that family deserves.
-Julie <3
Julie Roach
January 2, 2005
I didn't know Jim laird as well as I would have liked, but I from what I can remember thinking of the times I saw him and met him always make me smile. I always loved the fact that he allowed our family to use the cabin in vermont (which are some of the best and most favorite memories of my life. It's where I feel most at home and at peace in this crazy world.). I used to love hearing the story Jim and my grampa smith use to tell me about the war; some may have been a little long and boreing but most of them were really interesting (from what I can remember). Sadly enough I could not have seen him close to the time of his death so that I can say thank you and good-bye, but I think he knows. I almost feel like I know him better from all the wounderful things I read and hear from other people about him. My sympathies go out to him wife and for all who knew him. He was a great guy and I know we all miss him. Take care Jim, and know that you were and will be loved. Bye Jim and thank you for everything. -Julie <3
Nancy E. (Smith) Eaton
December 27, 2004
To my Sweet Cousin Doris
I am so very sorry you have lost your best friend, husband, confidant. We have so many wonderful memories of cousin Jim through our years of visiting the camp and family get-togethers. He was one of the kindest, most-giving men I know and I'm proud to be a part of his family. Jim and I had talked about allowing part of my ashes to be scattered on the wind off the deck at VVV. That's how much my summers there mean to me.
Having his old WWII letters for a short time gave me a side of Jim I didn't know, but only confirmed who he was. The words spoken at his memorial service gave much comfort. Love you, always. We will keep in touch.
Janet & Tom Urgo (Smith)
December 21, 2004
Aunt Doris,
We are so sorry to hear of Uncle Jim death. He was not only my Godfather but a special uncle to me that I have lots of wonderful memories of. He was one of the most giving people I have ever known. My dad,(Bill) always had funny stories about Uncle Jim and their crazy times and fun at the VVV.
Always he'd have kind words to say about him.
I love you and my heart goes out to you during this time of sorrow and just know that our prayers are with you!
Love always, Janet, Tom , Daniel and Nicholas Urgo
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DR. ANTHONY RANALLI
December 10, 2004
JIM AND I WERE CO-WORKERS AT PEPPERIDGE FARM. HE WAS A GOOD FRIEND AND AND WELL RESPECTED BY ALL IS ASSOCIATES. HE WAS THERE WHEN YOU NEEDED HIM--WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK ? MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO HIS FRIENDS AND FAMILY.
TONY RANALLI
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