James HARLEY

Jim has been a wonderful and loyal friend. We will miss him very much.

Rest in Peace Jim, you will be missed dearly. You were a very kind caring and protective man. God bless your family and guide them through this time. I remember when I first met you at Reflections. You came knocking on my door one night to tell me that I should cut a hole in my Santa door covering so that I would be able to use the peep hole. I was looking at you like who is this cray man with a cigar? You then told me you were a friend of my dad's. You were awesome Jim. Rest in Peace.

My deepest condolences to Diane, James, Jerry and all of Jimmy's family. To me, he was like an Uncle. I always enjoyed seeing him and loved hearing his stories. Jimmy knew everyone and everything , he was a walking encyclopedia of knowledge when it came to Paterson or knowing info about your family. He knew more about my family than I did. He always made me smile, taught me some great lessons when I was just a kid hunting with the old guys in NY state. I think I even picked up a couple of great curse words from him. He always cleaned the deer and was very fond of those hunting trips. I will always cherish my memories of those hunting trips with my father and the guys. He was a best friend to my father and it's easy to see why. He was a man's man, he was loyal, tough, he had integrity, he was honest, very hard working, fun to be with and loved those around him. Jimmy, you will be missed. With love, Jeff Del Vecchio

To the Harley Family, you know how i feel, I will miss Him..

Diane and family I am so sorry for the loss of your Dad.He was so lucky to have you all by his side,you took great care of him these last few years and I'm sure it was a comfort to be with you all. Love Marie & John Innocenti

Jim, May you rest in Peace, you will never be forgotten by your friends and family. You will be in my prayers.

Diane and family ,so sorry for your loss.Your father will always be in your heart .Alicia Ziptko

Thank you Jim for providing a yard for us to play. A pool for us to swim. A car for us to drive. A home for us to come together and a strong look and a gentle heart when we were wayward teens looking for a place to belong. God Bless you Jim. Well Done! R.I.P.

My deepest sympathy to Diane and Family - may your father be resting in peace

Blessings to the Harley family..remember growing-up on Emerson Ave as kids, he was 11 years older and part of the BIG Kids to us younger ones. RIP