Birth date: Jan 22, 1948 Death date: Sep 10, 2023
James L. Pezzanite, Jr., lovingly known as Jim, Hoppa, and Papa, passed away on September 10, 2023, at the age of 75 in Leesburg, FL. He was born on January 22, 1948, in Washington, DC. Jim was a devoted husband to Lorraine (nee P Read Obituary
Loraine, James, Anthony and Family,
I just wanted to say how sorry I am for your loss. Jimmy is a great man. I remember so much from my childhood and it always included your whole family. Truly such great memories. He will always be Uncle Jimmy to me. I miss you guys so much. I hope one day we will all get to catch up. 🙏 love you all from Kimberly Carsillo. P.S. I know my mom is with him catching up.
Dear Lorraine and family,
I would like to express my sincere condolences and sympathy on the passing of Jimmy. Just yesterday I told the story of bumping into you both so unexpectedly a couple years back and how incredible it was to catch up, if only briefly. Jimmy and I did stay in touch a bit via text and after having him on my mind yesterday I now learn of his passing. Holding you all in our prayers. Rest easy, Jimmy, you are remembered fondly.
Sincerely,
Carmine Carsillo and family
Lorraine, James and Anthony,,
We would like to extend to you our deepest sympathy on the passing of Jimmy. So many good memories of working together, golf, softball and credit union. Will always remember his smile, his laugh and his friendly nature.
Patty remembers what a great dancer he was too.
He was a kind person who we will never forget.
Bill Koegel & Patty Deverin.
Jim loved working with the kids to improve their baseball skills. I worked in the youth leagues with him and he always was a gentleman. My condolences to the family. RIP, Jim.
We have such wonderful memories of Jim and his wonderful loving wife Lorraine. Neighbors 'down the street'...
Playing Samba with them about every month. Laughing with Jim (not AT him) when he made inevitable errors in the game and mumbling to himself, but shrugged it all off.
Playing golf with them - such a FUN couple. If he hit a bad shot, he shrugged it all off. A few years ago, after Jim and I played golf, he dropped me off on our driveway with his golf cart. He made a wide turn to leave...and a link broke and a front wheel fell off. He took it in stride.
Jimmy had a very rough time with his health the last few years. We all know that he had the committed support and deep love of Lorraine which comforted him, and us. They are such a wonderful couple.
Jimmy was one of 'those guys' who would certainly give the shirt off his back for his friends. A big heart.
I will always fondly remember his hearty laugh and big smile. And Lovely Lorraine next to him giving him that loving look and arm squeeze.
Phyllis and I will greatly miss Our Jimmy. But he left us all with such warm and wonderful memories.
