Paul Stamper shared a story about James ""Jim" Seamus"" Neagle Jr.

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James F. ""Jim" Seamus""
Neagle Jr.

1960 - 2013

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A Christmas long ago

When I was really young I remember getting a Christmas gift from my Uncle Jimmy; a 15 dollar gift certificate to Blue Fox Rock and Bowl bowling alley. I remember seeing the commercials when I was younger and having always wanted to go to that bowling alley because of the "glow-in-the-dark" nights. When I first got the gift I was a bit upset, because I got a piece of paper and all my cousins got toys and clothes, but after bowling at that awesome place I realized I got the coolest gift ever, because I had gone there more times after we used up the gift. The last time I saw Uncle Jimmy was at my Aunts party, this photo was one I took with my camera at the party. The last time I heard his voice, however, was when he called our house at night to talk to my mom; I was the one who answered the phone first and he knew automatically it was me and not my twin brother David. Right before I gave the phone to my mom he said "I love you Paul," and I said I love him to. Thank you Uncle Jimmy for that present all those years ago, I am still thinking about you today and I love you still. Love Your nephew, Paul Stamper

Posted by Paul Stamper

Tuesday December 24, 2013 at 12:43 pm

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