I am in shock to hear of Jim’s passing. Jim was a very dear colleague and friend of mine for many years in the printing industry. His knowledge and support were always a mainstay of our conversations. I worked with Jim and it was always a pleasure. I will truly miss our phone conversations. I just recently texted him and emailed him and when I didn’t get a reply I happened to google his name and this is how I found out. Truly heart broken. My last conversation with Jim was that he bought a trailer and was going out camping and fishing. Well my friend may your new journey be filled with leave and happiness.

I have 35 years of amazing memories of my dad so it is hard to pick one.  One of my favorites would be when I would go on work calls with him as a kid and would roll out giant sheets of paper for me to sit and draw on while he would repair presses. I wouldn't be the woman I am today without his guidance. You will be missed but forever live on through us, Dude.

It was sad to hear of Jim’s passing.  He was one of my best friends in high school.   Someone you could always count on if you needed help, no matter what it was.   When I think of Jim I think of his love of cars and some of the “hot” cars he had.   It was always fun to cruise the “Rocks” on a Friday night with big D.  We corresponded via Xmas cards the last few years but never made 
good on the promise to get together for a beer in DE.  When I think of my best high school memories, Jim is part of them.   RIP Jim.   See you on the other side.  

Jim was one of my best friends in high school. He acted older than his years because he always had an outside job and had responsibilities. This allowed him to have some hot cars for the era and he was always willing to ride us around. He was always the mature one but liked to have a good laugh. I never saw Jim get upset at anyone. Jim, a great mechanic, was always helping us keep our clunkers running.  I'll always remember Jim stepping outside his comfort zone and playing a cop in the school musical "Guys and Dolls". RIP Jim

Ken Rinehart
Friend
Shocked, 
My good friend and business associate "Big Jim" for over 40 years. Jim was well known and highly respected in the Printing Industries. 
If Jim couldn't help you he knew the guy that could. 
Many trips to trade shows, Chicago, New York, Vegas, etc. When in Chicago the families visited The Chicago Museum, we didn't know it would take hours to get Jamie and Val out of there.
Lot of great times, "Jim" will be missed big time.

Jim was the driver behind replacing the decrepit one-room log cabin and water-logged basement with a true Clubhouse for Indian Hills.   He worked with the homeowners to define their needs, got formal drawings, solicited bids from contractors, helped with financing, and monitored the construction right through acceptance.  The building at the center of our community now serves as a continuing memorial to his energy, commitment, concern, and neighborliness.  Wish there were more like Jim.  I will request the Board place a plaque there with his name.  He will not be forgotten, but he will be missed .
Bill and Nancy Anselm, Arnold, MD

Jim was a devoted member of the Bridgeville Lions Club. He was always there to help out, whether it delivering hospital equipment or making coffee and collecting money at Apple Scrappple trailer.He will be a good friend and remembered by all who knew him.

Jim was so happy to hear that we were trying to have a 50th reunion.  I saw him this past summer, his sister Meg lives across the street from me with her husband, Wally. Jim came to visit them and I got a chance to talk to him, after 49 years ago.. We traded phone numbers and thought I'd give him a call around Christmas. I wish I had called sooner.
Jim, you were a wonderful man.

My wife and I were shocked to hear of Jim's passing. Jim was a good friend and I enjoyed our many conversations. Jim was a true asset to the Bridgeville Lions Club. Jim was a good man and we will truly miss him.

So many memories I don’t know where to begin. Growing up in Ingram with the Linshaw Avenue gang where Jim and I always had to watch that little pest, Meg. Weekends with crummy rummy games, trips to McDonald’s, and family nights at the drive-in. Camping with the five of us in the big tent. Your cluttered bedroom, Jim, where you painted the big peace sign on the ceiling. Your crazy car “detailing” of the Ford Falcon that included colored lights under the dash and ball fringe around the window. We spent so much time together since we both moved to Delaware. I’ll never forget the hours together at the nursing home feeding Dad his lunch each day. Having you here for holidays was so special. It will be a long time before I can serve honey ham or crescent rolls or thumb print cookies. I still feel like I can pick up the phone and say, “Hey baby brother”, and hear your deep voice say “Hello my dear”.  I miss you so much. 

Jim was a great asset to the Bridgeville Lions Club.  He always was willing to pitch in and help out with our activities.  We will sorely miss his presence.  Our condolences to the family and all of his friends.

Jim’s famous Crescent rolls at Thanksgiving and always calling me “dear”. He was a gentle man who will be missed by many.

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James M. DeAngelis

20 marzo, 1954 – 6 diciembre, 2021

John M. Taylor Funeral Home

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