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James Veilleux Obituary

James Alexander Veilleux
1938-2015
WINSLOW - James Alexander Veilleux, 76, of Winslow passed away on Tuesday, July 28, 2015, in Augusta.
James was born on Nov. 4, 1938 in North Vassalboro. He graduated from Waterville High School, class of 1959. He was active in high school football, basketball, baseball, track, and cross country. His specialty was in cross country where he contributed in three state championships.
Jim was a retired member of the Maine Army National Guard, serving from 1957 to 1978. He retired with the rank of Staff Sergeant of Aviation Section 240th Engineer Group Headquarters. Jim was a graduate of Non-Commissioned Officers Academy in 1975.
He was a graduate of Mid-State College in Augusta, where he earned his Associates Degree in Computer Science. He was employed by C.F. Hathaway from 1959 to1995, with his last position as Cutting Department Supervisor. He attended Labor Management Seminars at Rutgers University and University of Maine.
Jim enjoyed hunting, fishing, playing cards, and playing pool with friends and family. He was a member of the Gardiner Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 4330.
He was predeceased by his parents, Joseph and Clara Veilleux; and his long time loving companion, Frances Anderson. He leaves behind his brother, Alfred Veilleux and his wife, Maryanne; his nephew, Paul of Waterville; his daughter, Tammy and her fiancé, Bill of Chelsea, his two sons, David and his wife, Stephanie of Rapid City, SD, and Daniel and his wife from New Hampshire; several grandchildren; and great-grandchildren.
There will be a graveside ceremony scheduled at a later date for family and friends. An online guestbook may be signed and memories shared at www.lawrybrothers.com. Arrangements are by Lawry Brothers, 107 Main Street, Fairfield.

In lieu of flowers per Jim's request, donation may be made
in his memory to:
Harold Alfond Center
for Cancer Care
c/o Maine General Office
of Philanthropy
P.O. Box 828
Waterville, ME 04903

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by Central Maine on Aug. 1, 2015.

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David Veilleux

July 26, 2020

I miss him dearly. Especially or conversation. Love you dad

Elaine LaBreck

August 21, 2015

Jim I want say I enjoyed spending my time with you. You made me laugh and sometimes you made me cry. I will never forget our little talk about the eraser. You will always be in my heart. Love Ya!!!

Maggie widell

August 8, 2015

To my grandpa James, Grammy told me yesterday that you are an angel now with God. Thank you for being my gr-grandpa and thank you for my big Buz Lightyear.

Debbie Fortin

August 7, 2015

To Jims family, My thoughts and prayers are with you. May all your memories make you smile,I had the opportunity to have Jim as my supervisor at the Hathaway, He was a very supportive person and would give anyone help, he always had a positive outlook, and he knew what you could handle, he was a good influence in my life.RIP Jim.

Tammy and Bill Dore

August 3, 2015

Dad we love and miss you so much...Everyone keeps saying it is going to get easier; not so sure. Everything reminds us of you. What we are going to miss most is your kind heart and your fabulous sense of humor in which will live on in both me and David. Thank you so much for bringing us closer together. I know it meant a lot to you for us to be close. Love you James Alexander "The Great" Veilleux....P.S. We will make sure your pool stick is polished!!! XOXO...

Peggie Lawrence

August 3, 2015

When my brother began dating Tammy, we were blessed not only to add her to the extended family, but Jim as well. What a pleasure it was to have him at family gatherings; a great conversationalist, he always had something to contribute and was always positive and upbeat with his comments and conversation. Always caring and asking about the wellbeing of others. I'll miss you at the family table Jim, when we gather for holidays, but you can be sure our next toast will be to you. Loving memories from all the Dore family.

David Veilleux

August 2, 2015

I miss you dad. I miss our evening phone call. I miss your voice. God take care of my dad. He will make you laugh. Watch out he's a heck of a cribbage player.

August 2, 2015

remebering all the happy years when we were together,may you rest in peace brother we love you Richard&polly Bulger&Fanily

Karen Bishop

August 2, 2015

I had Jim for my boss while working at Hathaway years ago. He was good to those who worked under him. May he rest in peace. My condolences to his family.

Betty Raymond

August 2, 2015

Jim was a wonderful man to my sister Frannie! They loved each other & I know he felt lost & lonely when she passed away! They no longer will be alone! Thank you Jim for being the wonderful companion you were to my sister & a wonderful friend to me!

Maggie Widell

August 2, 2015

It is truly a difficult time when we say goodbye to a parent. But knowing that he remains close. That he is only a thought away. We find some comfort there. Tammy you know I am a phone call away if you need to talk.

Sally Bulger/Mosher

August 1, 2015

So sorry to hear about Uncle Jimmy's death. I remember growing up how much fun my Dad,Richard Bulger and my brother Ray and I had when we would go to visit.You were always very nice to us and made us feel at home.You will be missed and always in our hearts..

Fran Purnell

August 1, 2015

Sorry to read about Jimmy passing, sure had great times together in the south end of Waterville, RIP my friend.

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