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carol untied
November 25, 2003
I met james a few times but i worked with terri for a few years and i just want to send my deepest condolinses to her.
Jean O'Connor
November 21, 2003
James is going to be missed by everyone that he came in contact with. He had a knack for seeing into your soul and touching your heart. He was a kind, thoughtful sincere friend in all aspects of my life. He will be sorely missed. My heart goes out to Terry. She will need all our support not just for now but into the future. Terry, thanks for sharing James with me. Love, Jean O'Connor
Joanne Gara
November 20, 2003
I am deeply saddened to learn of James' passing. He was a big man in every way-a kind person, a great friend, and very loyal. He will be truly missed by all he knew. Terri, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, Jo
Peggy Breadon
November 20, 2003
I will never forget James... he was one of the most caring, helpful, people I've ever known. My heart is heavy with sorrow with his passing.
This is all so unbelievable. Terri, you are in my prayers. We were all so fortunate to have known James.
My thoughts are with you. I just feel so bad that I was unable to come to Chicago at this time.
Madison Steve
November 19, 2003
WOW...What a loss. My condolences to the Hancocks and all their family.
James was a good friend of mine when I was a young pup at Federal Express at Hamilton Lakes. He was always there and a great listener...plus an all around great guy too.
Years later he and Theresa attended my wedding in Fort Wayne and even stayed to help us "Celebrate" and dance the night away. That was the last time we got together and it is a very strong memory to this day.
I will always remember that he was a great dresser, a darn good listener, and a Damn Great Guy.
May we all find comfort in fond memories and the pleasure of having been able to call James a friend.
Steve Madison
Kevin Goode
November 19, 2003
A dear friend that will be greatly missed. Save me a place in heaven. Kevin
Stephen Dzieman
November 18, 2003
A Great and Wonderful Guy, We'll miss you
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