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1929 - 2017

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Uncle Jim

I spent a few weeks in the summer 1980 with Uncle Jim and cousin Pam in Rocky HIll, CT. Pam and I spent as much time at Old Saybrook Beach. Uncle Jim traveled a lot. He finally came home and he wanted to treat us to dinner and movie. No arguements here- he picked the restaurant and let me decide the movie. We finished dinner and deciding what movie. Not aware of where he worked at the time, I suggested NO NUKES- a documentary movie with the latest and greatest musicians to protest nuclear energy. Uncle Jim was working for United Nuclear. Needless to say, I got elbowed hard by Pam and just a look from Uncle Jim. I was then told to pay for my own dinner:-) Oops. I'm grateful he didn't make me walk home.

He was a very generous, understanding, caring and loving uncle. You always had my back Uncle Jim and I will be forever grateful. He will be missed deeply.

Posted by MaryShawn Lowe

Thursday February 23, 2017 at 3:07 pm

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