Cousin Jimmy,
We grew up together and life was a little easier through the journey with you. When you worked with the electric company, who would have known that your crew were related to me. Gary Mendoza was my cousin, Big Ed Campos was married to my cousin Yolanda . It is a 
small world we live in. The time we picked potatoes in the hot summer heat, I'll never forget. You were never affraid of hard work and never feared challenges whatever they would have been.  You will be missed by family and friends and a little piece of our hearts will be gone. 
Your Cousin Sluggo

Uncle Jim, I  have no words to express the gratitude for everything you’ve done throughout my life.

Thank you for your love, kindness, guidance, and generosity you showed not only as my Uncle but as My Godfather. You always made sure I knew that incase something ever happened you’d be there no matter what, and you were!  You were a blessing to me in so many ways, always giving from your heart and making the lives of those around you better. Your compassion, strength, and unwavering support will never be forgotten. 

I am so thankful that God placed you in my life. The memories we shared and the impact you made on me will stay with me forever. You have helped mold me into the person I am today. Your love and the example you set are gifts that will continue to live on in not just me but our entire family. 

Uncle Jim, you will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. I find comfort knowing your spirit lives on in the countless lives you touched.

Rest in peace, Uncle Jim. Thank you for every blessing, every lesson, every smile, and every act of love you gave to me so freely.

I love you, and I always will. Until we meet again. 
T.O.❤️

He use to like to go get a mafia sub at the little place off Brockton.  I can't remember the name but can drive there from his house. Its an old converted house. He was very proud of his green thumb to and we would ask each other about how to grow things as I like to grow to.  All his trees were his baby's. He told special care of them. When I was over there we would go out back and look at all the things he had back there and he would never let you leave without something to take home. He was a,real giver. He will be missed  by us all.  Phillip Duke

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James Hernandez

July 30, 1950 – July 21, 2026

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