Marcy, Jim will always be remembered as a wonderful  husband, father and friend.  I know that he and Ben  are together looking down on us and smiling.

Anne Toro

I was trying to reach out to Jim to say that I hope that he & his family are safe in FL during Hurricane Ian. I was very sad to learn today that Jim passed away about a year ago. We never met but as fellow-recruiting professionals we got to know one another over ten years ago. Jim was helpful in referring me to recruiting roles and providing intel within the recruiting grapevine over the years. Our last message exchange was in July 2021 and even back then he was offering to make introductions at the client he was working at. I made sure he knew how grateful I was for his help over the years but I am sorry that we will not have future exchanges. He was such a nice man. We never talked about our families but from the memorial video it does not surprise me that he had loving family and friends. May dear Jim, RIP and my condolences to his family & friends. 

I have only known Jim for a few years.  We worked on a few projects together and I adored Jim.  He was such an amazing man.  Great sense of humor and loved his wife beyond belief.  I miss  him and I am sure we all will miss him.  I wish him peace and love on his journey.  In my heart always Cinder Rand

I just saw this notice on Facebook.  Jim was a close friend in the recruiting business for thirty years.  He was a trusted professional in our industry.  More importantly, Jim was someone I could always contact to share business information or just talk.  We also stayed in touch after I retired several years ago.  I will certainly miss my friend Jim.  Doug

Oh I loved you too, Jim.  So sudden and waaaay too soon.  I will help take care of your beloved wife.  You are a good good man.  Run free and wild!!   Love, LindaLee

It truly breaks my heart that his family and friends have lost such a 
 wonderful and kind soul.  He was definitely one of a kind  who will be greatly missed.


I lost a great friend, and a brother in Christ. Many memories that span fifty-five years. I loved the guy, and he will be missed dearly. 

I have so many great memories with Jim. While we only spent every summer vacation together for two weeks at Shell's Camps on Black Lake, N.Y., we were inseparable! Fishing buddies, camping buddies and boating buddies. Jim was "Captain" of his Dad's boat and I'm sure we spent much more time on the water than land! Even at his age of 12-14 he loved driving, and the adrenaline rush that it provided. I was truly blessed to have you as a friend Jim and will see you again! 

As a class mate of our at Cleveland Hill High School  was a friendly and caring person know as the King of Woodbridge Ave. a Great neighborhood and he loved it Loved cars and music. May God Speed  and Bless his wife Marcy and Family and Friends 🦅🦅🦅🙏🏻🙏🏻Fly like an Eagle

Shattered to have read about the passing of a great soul. 
Jim came to my rescue as my recruiter when I was unemployed and felt my pain. He said I will do whatever I can to speed up the process and he sure did. He lived up to his word. 
It’s rare to find someone like him that is so diligent and passionate about life and his career. 
God bless and Rest In Peace Jim. You will never be forgotten. 

One of my favorite 🦅’s.  So many fond memories, we went to the old Aud to see the Guess Who 1968. It must have been a 100 degrees in the auditorium but we didn’t care! Rock on my friend 🥲

OBITUARY

James Anthony Meyer

October 9, 1950 – September 26, 2021

Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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