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Doreen Casey
March 1, 2008
My deepest sympathy to all of you, It has been many years since I have seen you but I do remember your dad & spending time at your house.
You all will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Doreen Casey ( Dolcemore)
karen starnes
February 27, 2008
laura,jimmy[and families]
i am sending extra prayers from texas to y'all. even though i did not know your family i feel like i did just from our chats. god bless all of you during these hard times wish i was closer so i could have helped..your dad is in heaven having a cup of coffee with mine..hugs karen starnes and family
Philip Tereskiewicz
February 25, 2008
Erika - I first met Jim in New York in the mid - seventies and then had the good fortune to work for him in New Jersey in the late eighties. Of all the qualities he possessed - his intellect, his optimism, his curiosity, his humor - I think his basic humanity is what I will remember most. What good fortune I had in my life to have known Jim. My sympathies at your loss.
Carey & Eileen Gordon
February 24, 2008
We have been friends with Jim and Erika for a long time. From the moment you met Jim, you couldn't help but be inspired by Jim's incredible optimism and enthusiasm for life. His glass was always half full - never half empty. Jim always saw the positive in things rather than any negative.
We have shared many good times with Jim and Erika - be it in Vegas, Florida, Long Island and countless times in Texas.
Those Irish eyes of Jim's were always smiling! He will be so missed, but he leaves us all with many wonderful memories. Jim has definitely left his mark on all of us. We love you, Jim, and will miss you terribly. Carey & Eileen
Mary Dakin
February 24, 2008
Dearest Erika,
Jim was a wonderful person - who brought grace and humor into the lives of so many. We were blessed to have known him. Our prays and thoughts are with you and your family.
love,
Mary and Stephen Dakin
Joe Klis
February 24, 2008
Jim and Family,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your Dad. Jk
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