1937
2025
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John D'Angelo
April 26, 2025
I knew Jim for about 35 years. We rode the New Jersey Transit train from Hoboken and played Pinochle every trip.When ever he saw me he went out of his way to greet me and have a conversation.
I know he led a good life and he will be accepted with warm hands with Our Lord may he rest in peace.
Richard Mattern
March 21, 2025
To the Dillon family,
Sending you all my condolences along with my prayers and deepest sympathies from North Carolina.
I had known your dad for over 50 years. We had many chats at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Suffern. We played on the same K of C Red Knights softball team for many years.
He had that beautiful Irish smile and a fun guy to be with.
Your dad is now reunited with your mom and they were a wonderful couple.
May you Rest in Peace my friend
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