James Yucas

We shall miss Jimi. Our friendship goes back to the time that I (Dino) served with him on the Edgewood Borough Council. Our friendship continued after his term of office ended. We kept in touch during his illness.

Our sympathy goes out to his son, Alex and the rest of the Yucas family.

Our deepest sympathy to the Yucas family.

I and many others at our firm (Morris Knowles & Associates - Consulting Engineers)had the pleasure of working with Jimi on many development projects over the past few years. He became not only a business associate but also a friend. We were all deeply saddend to hear of his passing. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all his friends and family

Our loved one now exists in a new time, new place, new reality-and so do we. The relationship as we knew it has been transformed from the physical to the spiritual; it has not ended; it has changed. We owe it to ourselves and the memory of the relationship to grieve and cleanse our soul.



I met James, Angi & Alex when Alex was three years old. I treasure watching Alex grow up to be a fine young man that his father truly has been proud to proclaim as his son. My prayers are with the entire Yucas family and all of those that have had the honor of sharing time with the Yucas Family.

Those of us who had the pleasure of working with Jimi during his service on the Alumni Society Board at Penn State will miss him greatly. On behalf of the College of Arts and Architecture, our sincere condolences to Alex and Jimi's family.

To young to go; so much yet to give.

We'll miss your friendship, your creativity and special personality. We will always remember! Our deepest condolences to Alex and your family.

I met James thru Linda Fischer and

I so deeply regret your loss.



In addition, Bruce Wengig a friend

of five years requested that I

include his name in the register.