James H. Supitkowsky
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James (Jim, Jimbo) Supitkowsky, a cherished Brother, Uncle, and Friend, passed away unexpectedly on November 27, 2024, at the age of 61. He was born on September 19, 1963, to the late Joseph and Jean (Porter) Supitkowsky.
Jim grew up in Dorchester, with his large family on Hallet Street. He was proud to be from Dorchester (OFD!). He is survived by his siblings: Joseph Supitkowsky and his wife Maureen of East Bridgewater; Jean Dibble and her husband Stephen of Salem; Judi Mahon and her husband Gerry of Braintree; Jackie Delaney and her husband Paul of Weymouth; and Joann Viselli and her husband Peter of Salem. He was predeceased by his sister Janet (Supitkowsky) Melchionda. Jim was a cherished uncle to many nieces and nephews, each of whom held a special place in his heart. He never missed an opportunity to show his love through thoughtful gifts and family time spent together.
Jim was a graduate of Norfolk County Agricultural High School. He then went on to serve honorably in the United States Army. After his military service, Jim continued to serve his community with the United States Postal Service, where his strong work ethic and dedication to his duties were evident to all who knew him. He developed many lifelong friendships with the residents on his route in Hyde Park.
An adventurous spirit, Jim had a passion for travel and loved spending his winters in sunny Florida and summers on Cape Cod. He found comfort in nature, often hiking the Blue Hills and was a talented landscaper who could turn a patch of soil into a work of art. Jim's love for music was profound with the 80s classic hard rock providing the soundtrack to many memorable moments in his life.
Jim was a funny, kind, and generous soul. He touched many lives with his sense of humor and quick wit. His presence and warm smile were a source of comfort to all, and his ability to listen, without judgment, made him a trusted confidant.
As we bid farewell to our Brother, Uncle and Friend, we do so with heavy hearts and gratitude for the time we were privileged to share with him..
Jim will be deeply, deeply missed.
Visiting hours will be held at the Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home 326 Granite Ave., Milton on Wednesday December 4th from 10:00-12:00 with a service in the Funeral Home at 12:00. Burial Cedar Grove Cemetery.
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Joseph langille
October 27, 2025
11 months departed.
Joseph langille
September 27, 2025
It has been 10 months.
Joseph langille
August 27, 2025
Joseph Langille
July 26, 2025
It has been 8 months since November 27, 2024.
In this picture, jimmy and I would joke about how well his mother would pick the shirt and tie he would wear .
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Joseph Langille
June 26, 2025
Joseph Langille
May 26, 2025
Christmas morning at hallet street for jimmy Supitkowsky.
Today's posting of this message is 6 months anniversary of you dieing.
Joseph langille
April 28, 2025
James Henry Supitkowsky it has been five months and it has been five months since the Lincoln has been parked at 84 business Street Hyde Park.
Joseph langille
April 14, 2025
This picture hung in Jim's kitchen it now hangs in Salem ma at his sister's house, Joann.
Notice the palms on the pucture that Joann added
Joseph Langille
March 26, 2025
James Henry Supitkowsky, it has been, 4 months since I found you dead at 84 business Street.
You are pictured here with the name number 4 in as 4 years of high School with 4 members of your family at the time .
Joseph Langille
March 23, 2025
JAMES HENRY and l have been going to Eastham for 18 years.
He was satisfied with my company and he liked to go to movies, breakfast, lunch and dinner. He enjoyed cooking at the cottage and would even make snacks at 2am.
We would drive to the national seashore every day, a different one but we liked Marconi beach. If you got there after 4 it was free parking.
Our cottage was on the bay side and a five minutes walk for a dip in the bay.
When the sisters came he would clean the house so it didn't look like two bachelors were living there.
He is pictured here on the bay side
Joseph Langille
March 18, 2025
In the army station in Germany.
This is the truck jimmy owned.he was responsible for its up keep daily. Jimmy told me he would take the wheel insides apart and fix it.
Joseph Langille
March 12, 2025
James Henry Supitkowsky in the army
Joe Langille
February 27, 2025
JAMES HENRY Supitkowsky with his sister jean
Joe Langille
February 21, 2025
Joe Langille
February 18, 2025
Joann and Jimmy
Joseph Langille
January 29, 2025
In the photo it is February 2024.
It is at the coffee shop behind the our hotel on North fort Lauderdale Beach boulevard.
Two of the sisters four are in town for a few weeks.
Jim and i have been in fort Lauderdale for 5 weeks will make a trip to Boston for two week period and return to our fort Lauderdale winter place àt the hotel.
The sisters are Jackie and Jean.
The two other sisters are in the Boston area shoveling snow.
Joseph Langille
January 24, 2025
This was 2022, the pandemic was on and some decisions were being made for his welfare.
Changes at work were being made a work and supervisors were leaving and rotation of managers were frequent.
The union was his guardian in Hyde Park and his union friends that he grew up with in Dorchester played dual roles confidant and friend.
In this leap year and 36 years of love of the job and without hesitation he and I agreed to give notice of retirement.
He called his sisters.
I drove to Hyde Park to consult with his friend, coworker and union representative.
It was not final but not to be withdrawn.
It was a warm July and August with temperatures in the high 90 and brutal humidity. The Cape trip to Eastham was the last two weeks in August.
We went to lunch every day in Dedham our cafe that had keno.
He enjoyed pork chop often and the his lunch drink captain Morgan.
We got to whispering pines cottage for two weeks a first. Now retired no more one week.a hurricane cut it short by one day.
5 hours to get home.
Here is James Henry Supitkowsky pictured at the Cafe in Dedham were lunch was $11.99.
Joseph Langille
January 21, 2025
In 206, 18 years ago. Maybe more could be 25 years ago we spotted each other.
He, Jim the mailman wore the postal uniform of the United States.
There were lots of apparel and a allowance for not winter and summer which included soxs.
But breaking the apparel rules was common.
Patriots t shirts and sweat shirts and of course hoodies!
He told me the managers would say at review, you don't work for the Patriots.
But on his days off, or at least Saturday night he would visit me in a ironed shirt and pants.
Parking the bronco on the side street so no one would recognize him the mailman.
Yup, I would have supper waiting for him. Oh, he told me don't buy expensive vodka but it had to be cocca cola.
Here he is pictured standing all dressed up arriving in Lauderdale by the sea. Florida.2003.
Joseph Langille
January 18, 2025
On October 15, 2023 , jimmy called me to say we should get our tickets booked for our winter trip to fort Lauderdale.
So I drove out to 84 Business Street in Hyde Park and sat down with Jimmy and booked our flight for January 3 at 420om getting into Lauderdale at 747,pm.
He liked latter flights so I would have less traffic going to get him for the drive back to East Boston.
He enjoyed picking the seats to isle seats across from each other. The fall and winter were mild so we never had to wear long pants and on January 3 we wore shorts to the airport.
The plans were to stay through April 10.
Here is a picture of James Henry and Tammy our concierge at sea Ocean resort fort Lauderdale.
Joseph Langille
January 17, 2025
Joseph Langille
January 17, 2025
Jimbo is the name that his aunt Helen called him Aunt Helen would call him my Jimbo. Jean, Jims sister would call him beau, and judi, Jackie and Joann called him Jimbo. I called him James Henry.
The photo shows him at the beach in Eastham with his nephew, Chris. Chris called him Uncle Jim. This was 2021.
Joseph Langille
January 16, 2025
In 2023 Jim and I were invited to Lauderdale by the Sea in Florida.
The owner of the apartment would spend his winters there and his July to Octobers in Boston.
Jim and I would have lunch on Jim's day off from work with Bill while he was in Boston.
After Jimmy's retirement Bill said come on down to my place. So, we did.
Here, in the picture is JAMES HENRY Supitkowsky having lunch on the intercostal waterway in Lauderdale by the sea.
Joseph Langille
January 14, 2025
Jimmy and I drove locally every day. Often to the paved trails of the blue hill reservation to walk around Houghton pond. But there were those trips to Wollaston beach to feed the seagulls French fries. I would cook five pounds and he would sit in the passenger side of the Lincoln and toss the fries and enjoy the sound of the birds flying above. Jim would get so excited.
Here is a picture of him close up , not expecting to be photographed.
Joseph Langille
January 13, 2025
This is Jim in the kitchen area of the hotel spartment looking for the television remote. It was no where to be found. But I could see it in his pocket. I told him right away because it was judge Judy time.
Joseph Langille
January 11, 2025
Jimmy and I'll sister Joann taking a break from breaking the silence at Hallet Street home in neponset circle. This moment photographed with their big smiles. Jimmy called it give me a big fake smile.
Joseph Langille
January 10, 2025
This is Jim Supitkowsky in fort Lauderdale on the balcony of our hotel suite at 619 north fort Lauderdale boulevard fort Lauderdale.
Jimmy would begin the day by walking out from the hotel spartment wit a gator aid and coffee.
The birds would be singing all around him.
This is the winter place.
Joseph Langille
January 9, 2025
This is James Henry Supitkowsky in 2021 blocking his face do I would stop taking photos of him.
It worked!
We were in Hingham having lunch. It was to early in the year for nantasket beach.
Joseph Langille
January 8, 2025
Jimmy Supitkowsky standing in front of Eastham Massachusetts post office August 2022.
We had remarked how there were only three postal trucks for the town of Eastham.
Jim worked at the Hyde Park Massachusetts post office where there are 35 postal trucks. He worked there for 36 years.
Joseph Langille
January 7, 2025
Jimmy with a big smile in lauderdale by the sea.
We stayed here for three weeks in January 2023. This is the couch he watched judge Judy from.
We were in the condo 17 floor.
Him and me stayed with our friend from Boston Bill Conklin.
Joseph Langille
January 4, 2025
Jimmy supitkowsky and Laura Lamb on a dress up date.
Joseph Langille
January 3, 2025
Jimmy in Eastham august 2022 making friends
Joseph Langille
January 2, 2025
Jimmy in Florida making a point he wants a haircut
Joseph Langille
January 1, 2025
We are in the port Everglades area where the everglade wind boats move through the swamp land where we could view the alligators sunbathing and birds singing.
Jim is shown here being photographed in 2023.
Joseph Langille
December 31, 2024
Jimmy on his back porch at 84 Business Street. He had a suit on this picture we were going to Abington for his aunt Helen's funeral. Helen supitkowsky was his fathers sister. This was three years ago. He tired quickly on this day.
The next day I had to feed him soup and crackers. After 3 days I carried him to the car for a trip to the hospital
Hospitals and doctors and nurses gave him success and he went on to being the artist that he is known for.
Joseph Langille
December 30, 2024
This is Jimmy at the house we rented for two weeks in whispering pines Eastham 2022
Joseph Langille
December 29, 2024
Joseph Langille
December 29, 2024
Jimmy outside Hingham restaurant
Joseph Langille
December 28, 2024
Jimmy waiting for a bowl of soup
Joseph Langille
December 27, 2024
O a lawn chair at a cottage in the woods on a hot high ninty degree August day in 2021. He was as smiling at Chris, Joann and Peter
Joseph Langille
December 27, 2024
On a lawn chair o a very hot high ninty degree at the cottage in the woods. He was smiling at Pete, Chris and Joanne it was August 2021
Joseph Langille
December 27, 2024
Jimmy in Eastham, Massachusetts 2022
Joseph langille
December 26, 2024
Joseph Langille
December 24, 2024
Jimmy Supitkowsky and his younger sister joann
Joseph Langille
December 23, 2024
James Henry at yard house restaurant legacy place Dedham in July of 2022
Joseph Langille
December 22, 2024
Jimmy on hotel balcony in fort Lauderdale. Jim spent the months January, February and March of 2024.
Joseph Langille
December 21, 2024
Picture of Jim and jack, nephew, brother in-law Pete and nephew Patrick
Joseph Langille
December 20, 2024
Jim and Joe langille in Eastham at Chinese restaurant
Joseph Langille
December 19, 2024
Joseph Langille
December 19, 2024
Joseph Langille
December 19, 2024
James Henry was my best friend for 18 years and my Buddy.
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