James Noonan Obituary

It's hard to believe that it has been 11 years since your passing. You are in our thoughts and we miss you Jimmy Boy.

We would like to thank all of the people who called to Jim's viewing on the Friday and also to the people who joined us for Jim's Mass Service on Saturday. I would like all the people who signed Jim's registery to please leave their address. At [email protected]

Jim's coming home for the last time was one we didnt expect in this heartbreaking circumstance. We had a viewing in his home where his Mum and Dad, family, friends, neighbours, and relations called to see him for the last time. Lots of his friends from all over Ireland and the U.S. called to pay their respects at Navin's Funeral Home. Jim was then removed to St. Mary's Chruch for a blessing and a rosary. On Thursday mass services were provided by Fr. Michael Mannion, Fr. Francis Mitchell, and Fr. Michael Mac Greil and what a beautiful sermon they provided for his final farewell. Hunderds of people formed a procession to his final resting place in Aughavale Cemetery on 4th of Sept. May eternal rest be grant unto him.

We want to thank Christ Our King Church, Rev. Bryan Babick, Sr. Mary Cyrill, the Choir of Christ Our King, Ms. Sue Murphy and the volunteers.

Fr. Michael Mannion, Fr. Michael Mc Greil, Fr. Francis Mitchell, St. Mary Church (Westport)

Thanks to Frank McCaffrey for his soloist accompanied by St. Mary's Church Choir.

We would like to thank everyone for all of the beautiful Mass Cards/Memorial, flowers/reads for Jim's grave, and for your kinds words and sympathys we recived.

Thank You to J. Henry Stuhr Funeral Home for preparing Jim for his long journey home.

We would like to thank Tom Navin for his funeral services in Ireland.

We would like to thank The Castlecourt Hotel for providing the food afterwards.

Thanks to all the people both in Ireland and the U.S. who were so kind to send food into our homes at such a difficult time.

Thank you to those we may have forgotten in any way.

With All Our Love and Prayers,
Jim's Family
Trina and Mannette
The Noonan Family
Eileen and Jimmy, parents.
Pat and wife Cathy
Mary and Husband Vinnie
Shane, his wife Caroline and Dylan
Laoise, Keira and Niall

God Bless Jim Paul (Irish Jim),you will be in our hearts and prayers forever.

See you one day in heaven.

We would like to offer our condolences to Minette and Trina and to all of Jim's friends in the US, and especially to his family here in Ireland. Ger and Mick Glavey, Westport, Ireland

I cannot expresses how saddened we were to hear about Jim Paul's passing. We are still in shock and disbelief. He was an amazing cousin and our whole family will miss him terribly. Minette, he often spoke of you fondly and with admiration. Trina, he loved you so much. You were his pride and joy. He always beamed when he spoke of you and was so proud of everything you did. I know you will continue to feel his presence in your life. Just look for it. It will be there. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love Maura, Brenna, Caitlin and Pierce Cameron
Maura Cameron (Denver, CO)

Our sincere sympathies on Jim Pauls passing. We remember last summer and the great get together we had at his mum and dads 50th wedding anniversary. It was a very special day, with family and cousins all together. Thanks for the memories, We will all miss you. Yours cousins, Noel, Mary, Dermot and Steven Noonan

Trina,
We are so very sorry to hear about your Dads passing. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
The Pope Family

We were in Germany when we found out the news. We are completely shocked. It was sad coming home. We already miss him. We don't know much about his death. He was the best neighbor !! God be with ya Jim you are an angel amongst us. I know your spirit will live on. I am glad to hear your burial will be back in Ireland, I know that's how you would have wanted it. To your family and all who love you our sympathies. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you, if you need any help with the home just call us or come by.

You will be missed.

To My friend Irish Jim. Thank you for the dance my friend. You will be missed.

We were dismayed by the news of Jim's death. He was such a cheerful and generous soul; he'll be missed by all of us who enjoyed spending time with him. Our deepest condolences to his family.

I remember meeting James at the Arts Festival in North Charleston when the girls where dancing and I was doing the "African" dance. My daughter Shelby and I are so shocked to learn of his death. Our thoughts and prayers are with his daugher.

Jim was one of a kind. He will be missed by the Irish community in Charleston.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

I certainly am sorry to hear the news of Jim's passing. I rented from him for a year, on Farmal Street and he came by often - he was always a delight to talk to and most of all to listen. I enjoyed my time of knowing him and meeting his daughter, Trina. My condolences to all his family and relatives. With prayerful thoughts and memories, Patsy

My condolences to the family of my freind, my brother, "Irisch Jim" Noonan. He was a good freind to all of us that knew him. My heaven shine upon his daughter. You were his pride and joy. He will truly be missed by his Applebee's family. As he always said in parting "God Bless!"

How shocked I was to learn from today's paper that Irish Jim passed away. I had just spoke with him last week. It is a sad day! Please know that my prayers are with the family.

Jim was one of the first people to call me last year when my father died, he had only met my dad one time, but remembered so much about him from that short meeting. I will always remember his kindness during that difficult time and what a caring individual he was... his zest for life will be missed. My deepest sympathies to his family and friends