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James Argiros Obituary
James A. "Jimmy the Greek," 57, died at home from heart failure, February 5, 2016. Born in NY, eldest son of the Anthony and Christina Argiros. Raised in Paramus NJ, Jimmy worked most of his life as an auto tech. Divorced twice having no children, he is survived by his brother Peter. Service to be held Friday, February 12 between 6-8 PM at Vander Plaat Memorial Home in Paramus, 113 S. Farview Ave in Paramus, then a private gathering to follow.
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Adrienne DeVita
January 8, 2018
Jimmy, you were the nicest, kindest guy on the entire planet. I didn't even know you passed away until just now! I've been feeling something was wrong this past year and couldn't reach you. I'm so very sad. Very sad. They broke the mold when they made you. I am so glad you called before you passed and we talked. I wish things would have worked out with us, too, when we were married. I pray you are in Heaven with your Yia Yia, Mom and Dad. I wish life was kinder to you, because you of all people deserved it. You are and always will truly be the best guy on earth that did anything for anyone. My heart is broken and I will Love You Forever. Always, Didi
February 11, 2016
Such a sad loss of such a good guy.I will always remember Jim and all the laughs working with him.I will definitely miss his black and striped dress shirt he always wore(we always joked about it/or them if many) God bless you Jim and I'm very happy I knew you bud! All will miss you,RIP,your friend Bill Longenecker
Granny P
February 11, 2016
The pain of losing someone in death is the most devastating pain that one can feel,may God comfort and soothes your family in this time of need,Psalms 94:19; Granny P , Georgia..
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