James P. Danis Sr.

To Jim and family,

Your dad was a quintessential "quiet rock." He graduated from high school, went in the service, came home, got married, raised a great family, and all the while, worked for the U.S. Postal Service. As I recall, he was a mailman up in the Woodland St. / Oakland Street - Federal Hill - that whole area - for decades and decades. I gotta believe there are tons of people in Bristol who remember Jim Danis as their postman....as I say....seemingly forever. What a good and solid guy.

Best to the family.

Terry Marselle

Jim Jamie and family sorry to hear about your father I still remember him delivering our mail back in the day he would always stop to say hello to us my condolences Kyle Kasparian

We are sending our
Heart-felt Memories + Prayers
Love + Hugs + "Butterscotch" Kisses
to the Family of
JAMES DANIS

Jim jr and family. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Cherish all the memories of spending time with your family. Michael Owsianko

Sorry for your loos I

My prayers and condolences to the family. Happy to have known him. Shared watching fireworks at cedar lake with him and his wife. R.i.p. Jim.

REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND . I ENJOYED THE TIMES WE HAD WHEN YOU CAME TO THE LAB. GOD BLESS

James Danis who lived across the street from Bobby Wheeler and
went to Mary A Callen was a classmate / friend who I will always remember because he was always a gentlemen!!

Jamie and Jim,
So sorry for the loss of your dad. I will always remember seeing him at the baseball games. May he rest in eternal peace. Prayers for the family

I'm very sorry to the whole family,such sad news
Jim was a great man
So many memories from Cedar Lake growing up
Prayers to the family
Love Cousin Tracy

Our heartfelt sympathies in this, your time of grief.