James F. Consedine

I am sorry to hear about Jim's passing. I remember him over at my parents playing cards and hearing his big laugh. Your Dad was a good man. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Billy Rochford

Jeanne and Jim so sorry for the loss of your dad. My condolences to you and the family.

Gentleman Jim Consedine was a constant ray of sunshine, always bestowing a bright light wherever he went. His love and devotion to family was unfailing, but especially towards his wife Carmen, and later Mary Lee, and of course, his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. I shall never forget that Jim was the first one at the hospital the early morning hours of my Moms unexpected passing, never leaving my Dads side until I arrived later that night. Jim lived a life admired by all, and remained a dashing, gracious, and chivalrous gentleman until he took his last breath. Viya con Dios, Uncle Jim.

Renée & Gene

Sandy and I knew Jim by bowlING together.
Our condolence to you all. May God's love fill you with his peace.
Tom and Sandy

I carry such warm and wonderful memories of Uncle Jim in my heart. His was a live well-lived and well-shared. A true gentleman as well as gentle man his loving support of his family, relatives and friends remain an immeasurable living legacy. I smile as I remember shared vacations with him, Carm' and my late husband, Larry. And I'm comforted knowing Marylee loved and was loved by him in his later years, supported by their shared commitment to living each day with faith, hope and charity. Adieu, mon cher oncle. Thérèse

Mary and family,

Our deepest condolences to you and yours. Jim was a wonderful man, and one that will be missed by all those that knew him at The Links. - The Links at Lang Farm Golf Staff

Big Jim will be missed by all who knew him! My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

My condolences to the Consedine family. I knew Jim while at IBM. He'll be missed.

Dad. You fought a tuff battle and now you are at peace. I love you very much.

Uncle Jim was a great guy. He was very easy going and always had a smile. Playing golf with him was an enjoyable experience. He was particularly kind and attentive to my dad during his later years, something for which I will always be grateful. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Dear Mary Lee and Family.

Please know that we are thinking of you and that you are in our prayers. Jim will be missed by all who knew him.
Pete and Lorraine Rahaim

As a fellow ex-IBMer and Rocky Ridge member, Rest In Peace Jim. You were a true gentleman and always a smile and a kind word.
My pleasure to have made your acquaintance.

Sorry for your loss. Prayers for you all.