Jimmy is missed very much by all that knew him, and I miss the conversations and breakfasts with the gang. He was truly an extremely unique gentleman that loved his sports and enjoyed a variety of things. I know he went to church and breakfast with some of those folks as well as my gang of ex Arrow International employees. We used to talk on the phone between breakfast visits; I'd share my stories of Skippy and Jimmy talked about his wife and dog and the home they shared. I'm sure he's with his bride, in a better place now, and no longer in pain. 
Till we meet again.
Kathy Grubb

To the Family of Jim,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and Jim.  Know that he rests in  peace with Jesus with new life as promised.

A fellow student with Jim at Latin.

'68 Joseph Ulaszewski

My deepest sympathy to Jim’s family & friends.
Jim and I were co-workers who became friends in 2007.
We enjoyed talking about history, and having breakfast with other friends to share work memories.
He was a kind,generous.gentleman.
I was blessed to have him as a friend.
I know he’s looking down cheering on Notre Dame, the Guardians(Cleveland Indians), and all of his favorite sports teams.
Until we meet again,
I miss you 
Gloria

My deepest condolences to all of Jim's family and friends. I feel blessed and thankful for having known Jim.  We first met back in 2006 as fellow accountants at Arrow International.  We quickly formed a friendship that lasted well after our days at Arrow.  We had our own sports talk show.  We discussed all sports known to man.  We shared our personal sports memories and opinions on everything that occurred past and present.

In addition to being a sports aficionado, Jim was a very pleasant, humble and kind man. He was a true gentleman and treated people the way we all should.  I will miss Jim dearly, and all the breakfasts we shared in our "Arrow group." We shared many laughs and stories.

May Jim rest in peace with the Lord, and that the Lord gives his family and friends strength, guidance and hope during this difficult time.

I know Jim is looking down proudly from heaven and supporting his beloved Cleveland Indians/Guardians, Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Ohio Bobcats.  He certainly was a devoted fan.

God Bless you Jim until we meet again.

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James A Raleigh

19 June, 1950 – 2 July, 2024

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