Birth date: Jul 20, 1954 Death date: Mar 28, 2021
James Michael (Jim) O’Dwyer James Michael O’Dwyer, age 66, passed away at his home peacefully on March 28, 2021, after an illness. He was born on July 20, 1954 to the late Middleton William and Elizabeth (Betty) Calais O’Dwyer in Read Obituary
It's been almost 5yrs old man. I still read our texts , I think it keep my memories of you alive. I tell the story constantly of the wise man who says less is more. I took your advice and and set out to live with quality not quantity. I think you would be proud, although the pursuit of happiness is way more complicated then I thought lol. Until we meet again old man.
Jim, my old man. I miss you. I'll forever keep all of our memories from our years together. You opened my eyes to many things, non frosted honey buns, the pursuit of happiness, and what friendship is built on. Both you and Donna have welcomed my family into yours and I will be forever grateful. Be in piece, I love you.
My sweet Jimbo. I still can´t believe everything happened so fast. I am so thankful that I was able to spend your last weeks with you and Donna and we were able to honor your wishes of being at home. Thank you for all you did for Josh and me over the years. You put a lot of Santa Clause together with a ton of match box stickers while we were sleeping, ate Santa cookies, and answered Santa letters, dropped and picked me up from the airport, fixing stuff at my house, Mama and Daddy´s and the list could go on. I already miss your loud voice, humor, and your beautiful smile. Rest In Peace my sweet brother Jim. Love you baby
Cindy
April 2, 2021
My heart is heavy and broken. Jimmy was my cousin and part of our “ crew “ growing up as children in Miami. They moved into the house we lived in as kids and became so much a part of that neighborhood. As time passed we remained close on and off the years. When Facebook happened, we simply had such a connection in life, family and yes...politics. Jimmy was incredibly wise and knowledgeable and our conversations were so interesting, enlightening and humorous! I loved his photos of his travels with his one true love Donna. His stories about work and how much he loved everyone and how much they loved him. I learned so much from him over the years. And we continued to grow closer and more in tune with life. Many wonderful memories. I am so happy we were able to share so much these last years. What I’ll always know to be true is how much he loved Donna. His friends since childhood. His Family and brothers. I will miss you “Cuz”. Will continue to hold you in my heart, treasure our childhood memories. And the Friendship we found in addition to being cousins. Love , Marjo
The Best Godfather anyone could ask for!! I'm forever grateful for all the memories we shared and the impact you have made on my life. There are so many memories I have with you, my best are when you met Little Miss Chloe and My Wedding Day when you walked Grandma Down the Aisle! That really made my special day extra special. I love you so much and I know you are looking down on us all.
Although we didn’t have enough time together, it didn’t take any time with Jim to feel like we had been friends forever! What a great smile, a kind heart and a generous soul! Rest In Peace, Jim! You will be missed! Donna...love you!
Susan and John
Rest In Peace my friend. Another great guy gone too soon. This is so hard to swallow. Jim, I’ll miss your smile, your laughter, your Loud boisterous ways, your passionate soul, your love for life and you and I yelling “Give it more Cowbell” at work when we needed a good laugh. You were a great friend not only to me but to the residents at Avante as well. You were always there to lend a hand and would always go that extra mile to help one of the residents or a fellow co-worker. You were always a honest and loyal friend to us all. I always admired you for always standing up for what you believed in or for speaking out when something wasn’t right. It’s hard to believe your gone so soon 😭. Love and Prayer, Tessa and Jim Moeller
