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James Munch
In Memory of
James H.
Munch
1970 - 2016
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Condolence From: Barry Hafer
Condolence: My deepest sympathy to the family and friends. I worked with Munch for some time and he will surely be missed. He was a very hard working man. I always had fun working with Jim. God Bless my prayers go out to family, friends and co-workers.
Thursday January 07, 2016
Condolence From: Jean Shugar
Condolence: Way back i can remember being at pagoda motorcycle club at the front table and watching "Munch & Kastle" in the back watching their minds just work. Jim was a great man and someone who was always nice to me. Over the years I considered him a Friend. I have moved to Kentucky and unfortunately will not be able to attend the services but I wanted to tell his family and close friends that i am sending my thoughts and prayers to you all. Jim, will be missed and not just from your family but from his extended family at Pagoda MC.
Thursday January 07, 2016
Condolence From: Louis Brooks Jr
Condolence: I grew up with James(we called him Munch) and can recall many grand adventures riding bikes, building forts, avoiding the crazy neighbors and doing all the silly things kids do growing up (getting in trouble for being late for dinner because James and I were crawling through the drainage pipe under Hauck Road still sticks in my head). We were thick as thieves even joining the same Cub and Boy Scout troops. As time passed, our interests diverged and we went our separate ways, losing touch but always remembering those carefree days when we were kids. James was a great friend and I am certain a wonderful husband and father, he will be missed. James and your family will be in my family's thoughts and prayers.
Thursday January 07, 2016
Condolence From: Lora Gagliardo (Swavely)
Condolence: I went to school with "Munch", always a great & nice guy. My daughter went to school with his son, James. So sorry for ur loss. Our thoughts & prayers are with the entire family.
Wednesday January 06, 2016
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