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James F. Aresco, a beloved entertainment dancer known for his vibrant presence on Broadway, passed away peacefully on December 13, 2024, at the age of 85. Born on May 8, 1939, in Brooklyn, New York to his parents Sebastian and Sebastiana. James dedicated his life to the art of dance, sharing his passion with audiences across the bright lights of the city.
With a high school diploma, James took the leap into the world of entertainment, where his talent and dedication flourished. His journey as a dancer was marked by significant achievements and joyful performances that captivated many. James' love for dance was not merely a profession; it was the essence of who he was. Those fortunate enough to experience his performances remember his spontaneous spirit and the kindness he radiated both on and off the stage.
James is survived by his cherished nieces, Rita Merino and Andrea Murphy, who hold dear the many memories and the warmth of their Uncle James. His kindness, caring nature, and love for life have left an indelible mark on their hearts and the hearts of all who knew him.
As we reflect on the life of James F. Aresco, let us remember the passion he brought to the stage, the joy he inspired in others, and the generous spirit he shared with the world. He was a true gem of the Broadway community and will be deeply missed.
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