Today is the two year anniversary for when the Government and their callus medical  treatment  murdered my brother. I pray every day for his soul to be at rest and for those responsibly to receive God's judgement. I will always hold you in my heart. I love you James.

My brother James, is greatly missed. When we were young people thought we were twins. One of my favorite memories of him is when he was brought home by the police. He decided to walk to the "chicken farm" located by the old Jones Institute.  He thought there was nothing wrong  with a 5 or 6 year old  walking from Jericho to Hicksville, crossing busy streets.  He just wanted to visit the chickens!!  He's lucky a policeman noticed this little boy. Curiosity always got the best of him. He loved figuring out how things worked.  Rest in peace James. I love and miss you .  Jill

James it has been seven months since you left us. I still think of you everyday. I remember the time we snicked  out to go to the Fireman Carnival at Great Eastern and Dad had Joan go and drag us out, you in the fun house and me playing the Claw machines. How you stuck with the scouts and went on their cold weather camping trip. I wish you were still here and see the twins grow up. I know you are looking after us even now. I love you and will remember your life forever.  

James was my brother. He was the third child born to my parents. I remember the day they brought him home. I can still see him in the bassinet. He had red hair and the only one in the family. There were four of us and we had many adventures growing up. We never lacked for a playmate.
When we went to Grandma’s house, there was an old black car in the garage that we called Old Henry. We went on many “drives” in Old Henry. James had a nickname it was Mr. Fixit. He got that name because he like to take things apart. He would take the windshield wiper off Mom’s car, the pins out of the hinges of doors, and unscrew table legs. Once my dad open the bathroom door and it came off in his hands. 
Family was very important to James. He was always at every family function. Whether it was a birthday, Christening or just a get together. He would always bring his homemade bread.  James was an important part of my life, not only was he my brother he was my friend. I could call him, and I know he’d come. Whether my computer was down, or I needed a ride he was there.
James was an avid comic book collector, and my boys are forever grateful for that legacy he passed on.
James was a special person, and the world was a better place because he was in it.  


James was my brother. He was always very curious about how things worked. He loved his family, especially his nephews. He was the one they called to fix their computers. He was also an avid baker, brewer and artist. From his coworkers I learned his was cheerful and helpful to all. I will miss my little brother and remember all the times we shared discussions and holidays together.I was glad that I was able to be with him when he passed so he knew he was not alone.  He left us too soon and I will count the days till we are together again in Christ.    

A co-worker who became a close friend. I will never forget all the wonderful discussions we shared on science and politics.

Jim & I worked together for many years. He was always so kind and helpful. He will be missed. My condolence to the family 

Jim and I were colleagues, though I haven't worked with him directly or for long, the run ins and conversations with him whenever we crossed paths in the office were always pleasant. He was always friendly to me and everyone. He would always be heating up the best lunches too, steaks, potatoes and such. He would never mind me being curious to ask about it and we would have nice food talks. He was a good man. I'm so sorry for your family's loss. 

I have know Jim for more than 10 years. He was a great co-worker. Jim was the guy in the office who always made sure we played the lotto.  He would come around with his envelope and note pad.  We worked very close on certain projects . I have never seen Jim upset. He was always happy and  easy to talk to.  He was a co-worker and a friend. He will be missed. My heart felt condolence to the family. 

OBITUARY

James R. Memoli

January 19, 1962 – October 12, 2021

Vernon C. Wagner Funeral Homes

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