JAMES EDWARD HUGHES

Jim was a man who profoundly impacted my life by igniting the fire of my fascination for the work of Erik Erikson. My upcoming book to be published on the Hassidic reinterpretation of Erikson's work will be dedicated in part to this giant in my life.
TS Keil

Jimmie was one of the most lively members of the youth groups of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church and an active participant in reunions in years after. He was a good friend and a fine person with a great sense of humor and a dedication to making the world a better place. We will miss him.

We at 6th Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh loved Mr Hughes. He provided child care during services for all of my children now 21-28. He was a very thoughtful and kind man and understood children on many levels. He also made very delicious ice cream which was served at the holiday dinners at church. I feel very very fortunate to have known him. It makes sense that he and Fred were close friends. They had many similarities.

Jim was an important and cherished part of the work and mission of Sixth Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh. He affected the lives of so many children in the Sunday school program including my own now adult children. We will miss so much about Jim, his patience, his dedication, his love and understanding of children. And we will miss his wonderful peppermint ice cream at all of our church socials, a sweet expression of the love he shared with all of us.
Carol Schuit Emerson

Jimmie kept our high school youth group at Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church close and connected -- long after we'd all graduated & moved on to other parts of the world. Many of us fondly remember a few reunion gatherings in later years - we spent the entire weekend telling stories & laughing! We will miss you, friend - say hi to Jack & Sue for us!

Washington College has lost a great Alumnus. Jimmy was so dedicated to keeping his classmates and fellow Alumni connected. He will be missed. May he rest in peace.

A true friend - always there for you, no matter who.
Jim will remain in our hearts and thoughts.
Kakie

What a special, caring man. He made a difference in the world in his teaching and love for children, and in his closeness to his friends over the years. I'm grateful to have known him.