I am so sad to hear of the loss of Jim . He was a wonderful classmate. I so enjoyed seeing him at reunions. Always upbeat and uplifting. He will be missed.
I am so sad to hear of the loss of Jim . He was a wonderful classmate. I so enjoyed seeing him at reunions. Always upbeat and uplifting. He will be missed.
James Trapini, I did not know him very well in school, but he helped with the reunion committee. There he was astute with ideas, made people laugh and was a gentleman. The class of Linton' 61 had many great students. Jim was one of them. You will be missed and remembered for a very long time! God Bless you and your family.
I was surprised and very much saddened by learning of Jim's recent passing. Jim was a wonderful friend and classmate always kind and considerate of others. Recently Jim and I reconnected when he commented upon a Facebook posting of mine. From that point on we coninued to comment about each others postings and comments. We rekindled our relationship and now of course I feel his loss. Rest in peace Jim, we all miss you.
I am so sorry about Jim's passing - while I did not know him well, he was such an entertaining presence at our last reunion. May his memory be a blessing.
Though I hardly knew Jim back in our Linton days, I got to know him from roughly two decades on the reunion committee. He had lots of admirable traits, but more than anything, Jim was a nice person, a genuinely good guy. That one attribute evidences that his was a life well lived.
While growing up next to Jim(back yard neighboor)I became a friend with Jim and his twin brothers. Also playing football with all 3. Lots of fond memories.Jim was really a special person, he is missed. Lou Gregory
Never have I seen so many positive comments about a person who we Linton students
hardly knew, but really admired how he lived his life, I believe KIND is the word ! Hoping more James Tripini's come along sooon !, so we may go back to "It's a Wonderful World" again.
Bless the Tripini family with all the fond memories they have of a husband, Dad, G,Dad, brother, teacher, friend, neighbor, and a sports guy (football) ?
Donna Cassillo
I am so sad to hear of the loss of Jim . He was a wonderful classmate. I so enjoyed seeing him at reunions. Always upbeat and uplifting. He will be missed.
Donna Cassillo
I am so sad to hear of the loss of Jim . He was a wonderful classmate. I so enjoyed seeing him at reunions. Always upbeat and uplifting. He will be missed.
Sandra Nebolini (Schmidt)
James Trapini, I did not know him very well in school, but he helped with the reunion committee. There he was astute with ideas, made people laugh and was a gentleman. The class of Linton' 61 had many great students. Jim was one of them. You will be missed and remembered for a very long time! God Bless you and your family.
Sincerely,
Sandra Nebolini Schmidt
Sue Silverman (Conlin)
So sorry to hear about Jim. May his memory be a blessing.
Phillip Cognetta
I was surprised and very much saddened by learning of Jim's recent passing. Jim was a wonderful friend and classmate always kind and considerate of others. Recently Jim and I reconnected when he commented upon a Facebook posting of mine. From that point on we coninued to comment about each others postings and comments. We rekindled our relationship and now of course I feel his loss. Rest in peace Jim, we all miss you.
Selma Cohen (Kunitz)
I am so sorry about Jim's passing - while I did not know him well, he was such an entertaining presence at our last reunion. May his memory be a blessing.
David Weiss
Though I hardly knew Jim back in our Linton days, I got to know him from roughly two decades on the reunion committee. He had lots of admirable traits, but more than anything, Jim was a nice person, a genuinely good guy. That one attribute evidences that his was a life well lived.
George Sharpe
I wasn't close to Jim, but always saw him as a "Gentle Giant".
Rest in Peace Jim
Lou Gregory
While growing up next to Jim(back yard neighboor)I became a friend with Jim and his twin brothers. Also playing football with all 3. Lots of fond memories.Jim was really a special person, he is missed.Lou Gregory
Sandra Nebolini (Schmidt)
Never have I seen so many positive comments about a person who we Linton students
hardly knew, but really admired how he lived his life, I believe KIND is the word ! Hoping more James Tripini's come along sooon !, so we may go back to "It's a Wonderful World" again.
Bless the Tripini family with all the fond memories they have of a husband, Dad, G,Dad, brother, teacher, friend, neighbor, and a sports guy (football) ?
sandra nebolini schmidt
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