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Larry McIntyre
October 12, 2005
James seems to have enjoyed every moment of his life to its fulliest. I am sure many others like myself will miss his smiles and conversations. I extend my codolences to his family and friends.
Sandra Mazzella
October 7, 2005
I have known James for abouty 7yrs here in the Department of Chemistry. He will be missed so much. He brought a wonderful smile to the office. I'll remember all the great talks we had about fishing, eating good ole soul food and children. Seems like he is on vacation. My condolences to the Families. We love and memeroies. Sandra Mazzella
Bobbie Weston
October 6, 2005
I send my condolences to the family. I know what it's like to lose a loved one as I lost 2 sisters this year and is still dealing with their deaths. I spoke with James several times about shipments and he was always very polite and would go out of his way to make sure we received our packages. He will be missed.
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