Douglas C. James, 58, of Masonville, formerly of Downsville, passed away unexpectedly of natural causes on Friday evening, February 23, 2018 at The Hospital, Sidney.
Doug was born on April 7, 1959 in Montrose, PA; the son of Phillip and Jean Lorraine (Walczak) James. He was a graduate of Blue Ridge HS, New Milford. He married the former Karen Ricco on September 9, 1996 at Downsville. Doug was happily self-employed as a Blue Stone Quarryman, throughout Delaware County and Pennsylvania.
Doug enjoyed collecting marbles, antiques, attending flea markets and fishing. If it was older than him he liked it. The most important things to him were not the trinkets, ornaments and antiques, but his family and friends that he loved so much. The good times of his life were with the people he loved.
He is survived by his loving family, his wife, Karen, one daughter: Staci James of Walton, NY and one son: Kyle & Angela James of Masonville, NY; his father Phillip and mother Jean Lorraine (Walczak) James; New Milford, PA; stepson, Michael Ricco of Walton, NY; step daughter, Christina & Ed Gales of Treadwell, NY; grandchildren, Katelyn Winter James, Rachel & Emily Tompkins and Abby Antzack; brothers, Jeffrey & Barbara James, New Milford; Byron & Linda James, Endwell; aunts & uncles, Dorothy Porto, David James, Richard & JoAnn James, special nieces and nephews, Jessica, Kaspar and Kolton Hein, Jacob James & Nicolas James, Gina Russo, special friends, Mark Tompkins, James Tomao, Jim and Serena Tompkins, & Tim Stanton, also many other friends, his “Furbabies” Bailey Bones, and grand-furbabies, Chief & Cutter, plus all his friends that he met along the way. He was predeceased by a nephew, Det. Dustin James.
Doug was born on April 7, 1959 in Montrose, PA; the son of Phillip and Jean Lorraine (Walczak) James. He was a graduate of Blue Ridge HS, New Milford. He married the former Karen Ricco on September 9, 1996 at Downsville. Doug was happily self-employed as a Blue Stone Quarryman, throughout Delaware County and Pennsylvania.
Doug enjoyed collecting marbles, antiques, attending flea markets and fishing. If it was older than him he liked it. The most important things to him were not the trinkets, ornaments and antiques, but his family and friends that he loved so much. The good times of his life were with the people he loved.
He is survived by his loving family, his wife, Karen, one daughter: Staci James of Walton, NY and one son: Kyle & Angela James of Masonville, NY; his father Phillip and mother Jean Lorraine (Walczak) James; New Milford, PA; stepson, Michael Ricco of Walton, NY; step daughter, Christina & Ed Gales of Treadwell, NY; grandchildren, Katelyn Winter James, Rachel & Emily Tompkins and Abby Antzack; brothers, Jeffrey & Barbara James, New Milford; Byron & Linda James, Endwell; aunts & uncles, Dorothy Porto, David James, Richard & JoAnn James, special nieces and nephews, Jessica, Kaspar and Kolton Hein, Jacob James & Nicolas James, Gina Russo, special friends, Mark Tompkins, James Tomao, Jim and Serena Tompkins, & Tim Stanton, also many other friends, his “Furbabies” Bailey Bones, and grand-furbabies, Chief & Cutter, plus all his friends that he met along the way. He was predeceased by a nephew, Det. Dustin James.
Douglas C. James, 58, of Masonville, formerly of Downsville, passed away unexpectedly of natural causes on Friday evening, February 23, 2018 at The Hospital, Sidney.
Doug was born on April 7, 1959 in Montrose, PA; the son of Phillip and Jean Lorraine (Walczak) James. He was a graduate of Blue Ridge HS, New Milford. He married the former Karen Ricco on September 9, 1996 at Downsville. Doug was happily self-employed as a Blue Stone Quarryman, throughout Delaware County and Pennsylvania.
Doug enjoyed collecting marbles, antiques, attending flea markets and fishing. If it was older than him he liked it. The most important things to him were not the trinkets, ornaments and antiques, but his family and friends that he loved so much. The good times of his life were with the people he loved.
He is survived by his loving family, his wife, Karen, one daughter: Staci James of Walton, NY and one son: Kyle & Angela James of Masonville, NY; his father Phillip and mother Jean Lorraine (Walczak) James; New Milford, PA; stepson, Michael Ricco of Walton, NY; step daughter, Christina & Ed Gales of Treadwell, NY; grandchildren, Katelyn Winter James, Rachel & Emily Tompkins and Abby Antzack; brothers, Jeffrey & Barbara James, New Milford; Byron & Linda James, Endwell; aunts & uncles, Dorothy Porto, David James, Richard & JoAnn James, special nieces and nephews, Jessica, Kaspar and Kolton Hein, Jacob James & Nicolas James, Gina Russo, special friends, Mark Tompkins, James Tomao, Jim and Serena Tompkins, & Tim Stanton, also many other friends, his “Furbabies” Bailey Bones, and grand-furbabies, Chief & Cutter, plus all his friends that he met along the way. He was predeceased by a nephew, Det. Dustin James.
Doug was born on April 7, 1959 in Montrose, PA; the son of Phillip and Jean Lorraine (Walczak) James. He was a graduate of Blue Ridge HS, New Milford. He married the former Karen Ricco on September 9, 1996 at Downsville. Doug was happily self-employed as a Blue Stone Quarryman, throughout Delaware County and Pennsylvania.
Doug enjoyed collecting marbles, antiques, attending flea markets and fishing. If it was older than him he liked it. The most important things to him were not the trinkets, ornaments and antiques, but his family and friends that he loved so much. The good times of his life were with the people he loved.
He is survived by his loving family, his wife, Karen, one daughter: Staci James of Walton, NY and one son: Kyle & Angela James of Masonville, NY; his father Phillip and mother Jean Lorraine (Walczak) James; New Milford, PA; stepson, Michael Ricco of Walton, NY; step daughter, Christina & Ed Gales of Treadwell, NY; grandchildren, Katelyn Winter James, Rachel & Emily Tompkins and Abby Antzack; brothers, Jeffrey & Barbara James, New Milford; Byron & Linda James, Endwell; aunts & uncles, Dorothy Porto, David James, Richard & JoAnn James, special nieces and nephews, Jessica, Kaspar and Kolton Hein, Jacob James & Nicolas James, Gina Russo, special friends, Mark Tompkins, James Tomao, Jim and Serena Tompkins, & Tim Stanton, also many other friends, his “Furbabies” Bailey Bones, and grand-furbabies, Chief & Cutter, plus all his friends that he met along the way. He was predeceased by a nephew, Det. Dustin James.
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