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James Hallahan Obituary
James Hallahan, 69, of Galloway Township, passed away peacefully at Southern Ocean Medical Center in Stafford Township. Born in 1954 in Atlantic City (he was born at home) he later resided in Ventnor. He attended St. James Elementary School and graduated from Holy Spirit High School in 1973. For most of his life, he was a cable technician and was employed for many years by Sammons Communication and Comcast. James loved roller skating and entered many competitions. He was at one time a Men's Tri-State Champion for NJ, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. James was preceded in death by his parents, James G. Hallahan Jr and Joyce Hallahan of Ventnor. He is survived by a sister, Shauna Brown; nephew, Timothy Brown; and several other aunts and cousins. At James request, services will be private. Arrangements by the George H. Wimberg Funeral Home, Linwood-Ventnor. Condolences may be extended to the family at:
ghwimberg.com
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Terrie Hurlburt Brandolini
October 10, 2024
Iam Saddened to hear Jim passed away! He was my Skating Partner from 1980 to 1982 out of Cherry Hill Skating Rink! Roll On in Heaven Jim I will never forget you! May You Rest in Eternal Peace
Jerry Fournier
July 2, 2024
Jim also had a great musical ear and could play keyboards. Jim and his buddy Phil wrote a song famous to cable employees of our ilk called "Kenwood". He appeared on television in a "pit band" with me, Phil, and Ken Sooy for a weekly variety show on channel 2. He also had a skill for programming computers back in the day when they were just beginning to be used in homes. He wrote a program in BASIC that the cable company used in hotels to purchase pay for view movies on a TRS-80 Radio Shack computer that took two floppy drives to run it.
BR III
June 30, 2024
Cats of the World lost a true ally & friend !! Very sorry to hear of Jim's passing.
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