SHARON AND GRANT AND FAMILY,

I AM SORRY TO HEAR OF JIM'S PASSING. I REMEMBER THE TIMES WE PLAYED BASKETBALL AT MY HOME IN THE DRIVEWAY ON HEINZ STREET. WE ALWAYS COMPETED AGAINST EACH OTHER SHOOTING BASKETS OR PLAYING HORSE, HOPING ONE DAY HE AND I WOULD BE GOOD ENOUGH TO PLAY ON THE HILTON BASKETBALL TEAM. THAT NEVER HAPPENED BUT WE HAD GOOD MEMORIES OF US TOGETHER SHOOTING HOOPS!

JIM WAS ALSO A LARGE SUPPORTER OF THE HILTON MARCHING BAND FOR MANY YEARS. HE WAS ALWAYS AT OUR PRACTICES AND MANY PARADES AND EVEN AT STATE FAIR CHEERING US ON. HE WAS A GOOD FRIEND TO ME, I WILL MISS SEEING HIM.

MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS,

Sharon and family,

Sending you our deepest condolences.

The Barlows

Deepest sympathy to friends and family. Death is an enemy At times like this, we look to Jehovah; “the God of all comfort “

Your brother, Dan Militello

I remember Jim as a very happy, friendly person. My prayers are with his family in this time of loss.