PLEASE ACCEPT MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCES - YOU WILL BE IN MY THOUGHTS & PRAYERS - I, TOO, HAVE RECENTLY HAD A LOSS OF A FAMILY  MEMBER.   

PRAY THE ROSARY.  MARY WILL ALWAYS BE THERE TO HELP YOU.

WITH ALL MY LOVE ... MARY ANNE VENDITTI

My prayers and thoughts go to the whole Markley family!  Mr Markley was such great man.  I have memories of basketball games and breaking down  on Rt 81 when he drove us home from Valley Forge !  Again I am sorry and like to extend my deepest condolences.  

Dear Celeste and family,Jim was a lovely man. He will be missed. I have fond memories of him and you all. Love, Aunt Kate

Marcy,

I am so sorry for the loss of your father. Please know that I am thinking of you.  You and your family are in my prayers.

Sincerely,
Mary

Suzanne and my Cheri Ellwood attended Valley Forge Christian College together. Jim drove them back to school this one time.  They had a flat tire on the trip.  Jim was so patient with these gals.  While he changed the tire Sue was taking pictures.  I chuckle when I think of this.  I am so sorry for your loss Celeste. I’ve been there  so I know the pain.  Praying for you and your beautiful family.  

So sad to hear about my Uncle Jim's passing.  He was a kind hearted, soft spoken man and I have fond memories of childhood holiday visits with him, my aunt Celeste and cousins Sue, Marcy and Jamie. My sincere condolences to all of you.  Best, Laura 

My desk was next to Jim's at Fuligni-Fragola/Bonacci Architects. He had the greatest influence on me on how to present construction drawings to be organized, fluid and beautiful. His legacy to me continues to this day by filtering down to my younger associates.

I remember my first “ORANGE” game with Suzanne and her father.  I loved his enthusiastic spirit.  Love & peace to you all.

We lost a great Architect this past Sunday morning, my dear brother Jim Markley. Poor Jim came down with Alzheimer a few years back that eventually took his life at age 86. Jim had a long professional work history at 
Fuligni Fragola Architects and Bonacci Architects.  Jim had the unique ability to keep working during power outages which were frequent at our Fly road office and produced beautiful hand-drawn details and sketches which is becoming a lost art after CAD took over. There was not a baseball player or player statistics he did not follow and some in our office would refer to Jim as The Dean. Those who remember Jim admired his gentleness and kindness and their love of cats.

In fond memory,
Brother Bob


A gentle soul and a good architect.  Helen and I will never forget him.

Celeste and Family,  So many fond memories of Jim, one of my office family, an outstanding softball player and, of course, friend. Oh, how he loved his SU Orange! Norm and I send our most sincere condolences to all of you and I will hold him in prayer. 

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James R. Markley

July 8, 1933 – June 14, 2020

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