Two years ago today, April 1, 2020, my dear friend, Jim Angelos passed away. I am sending my love to his children, Kellie, Chris, and JJ. Your dad meant so much to my husband,  Butch Joseph,  and me. Our time together at the University of Georgia and later with Jim and Katie were some of the best times in our lives. Miss you, big guy. You were special. 

My condolences to Jim's children.  Jim and I worked together at the SEC in the 80s .  I remember how very proud Jim was of his children and his late wife and father.  I will miss his humor and kindness.

Gina Bailey

We just learned of Jim's death.  Jim and I share the same birthday; I tried to call on his phone on September 2nd and found the number was no longer in service.  We've known each other since 1973 when were both examiners with the NASD.  (Bennett Whipple was our boss.).  We were room mates in Washington DC when we were there for examiner training.  We had some good times.  We'd frequently get together first at his apartment, then after he married Katie at his home where we'd try to see who could drink more beer that the other.  We'd spend the evening listening to great music on his first class stereo component set.  Katie was so tolerant of us playing the music loud when she was trying to get Kelly and later Chris to sleep.   I know he was devastated  when Katie died.  She was a sweet lady, I knew her also at the NASD.  Jimbo was a groomsman in our wedding.  He loved UGA, and Meda and I, on the other hand, are Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket fans.  In all the years I've known Jim I never heard him say anything nice about the Jackets.  He hated Tech.  We'd talk on the phone or by text message during football season usually about great Bulldog plays.  We visited Jim a couple of years ago in Charlotte and he told me he was sick.  I'll always cherish our friendship and good times together with the "young boy"Jimmy Frank.

Jim Angelos was a gentle giant in stature and peer esteem, and an all-around good guy. Our condolences go out to his family. I knew him at NASD. He was one of the many young professionals hired at the Atlanta Office back then. He learned securities regulation readily and earned promotion to a supervisory role before being hired into the business where he enjoyed a successful career. He met the love of his life, Katie Camp, also an Atlanta office staff member. We were “family” and many of us attended their wedding in North Carolina, a happy occasion. Good memories.
Nona and Bennett Whipple, Sandy Springs, Georgia.

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James Frank Angelos

2 September, 1947 – 1 April, 2020

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