1957
2024
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Deanna Johnson
December 31, 2024
I had the privilege of knowing Jim during my time as an LPN. As a single mother navigating the challenges of agency nursing, Jim went above and beyond to ensure I had opportunities that worked with my schedule, always keeping my family´s well-being in mind. On my days off, I often found myself visiting the office-not just for work, but for the warm company and genuine conversations. I´ll never forget when Jim showed up to my graduation when I earned my RN degree and he surprised me with flowers that perfectly captured his thoughtfulness and support! You will be missed Jimbo!
Stephanie Schell
December 27, 2024
Very dedicated to his patients.
Maryann and Ralph
December 26, 2024
So very sorry for your loss. My husband Ralph and I enjoyed his gentle personality and sense of humor. He was a sweet man and will be missed. Love and prayers to Sue and family.
Mark Nesfeder
December 25, 2024
James, Jim, or Jimmy as we sometimes called him was a special person, a special relative, a special cousin...though we began somewhat distanced over the years, occasionally meeting for a wedding or some other family event, my memories of knowing, growing up with, ocassionally hanging out with my older cousin include memories of going to see Saturday Night Fever with him at the theatre, single screen, in Skaneateles probably my first time seeing a film in a theatre that was not a kid film, and I think with my brother Kevin went as well...and like I said my first, but Jimmy had seen the film like a half dozen times before and he wore the clothes to match the spirit of Tony Manero/John Travolta. I also remember the, I think 1970, white Corvette Stingray T-Top, and given Jim's height, the T-Top no doubt came in handy; and along the same lines we went to see him play hockey at the coleseum at the NYS Fairgrounds and of course his 6'5", 6'6" self was the goalie. Always nice, always smiling, always seemed and am sure was happy, taken oddly, and all too soon, rest in piece cousin Jim.
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December 25, 2024
JAMES NUTTING FAMILY,WE ARE PRAYING FOR YOU AND FAMILY DURING THESE TUFT TIMES .WE WILL ALWAYS REMENBER JIM AND ALL THE GOOD THINGS HE DID FOR PEOPLE,FAMILY AND HOW MUCH HE ENJOYED FAMILY GET TO GETHERS.HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM AND WILL BE REMENBER BY ALL. GOD BLESS THE NUTTING FAMILY,FRIENDS UNCLE BILL,AUNT JOYCE
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