Birth date: Aug 25, 1923 Death date: Aug 25, 2012
James A. Brennan, Jr., 89, of North Ridgeville, died peacefully on Saturday, August 25, 2012 at home with his family by his side. Jim was born February 3, 1923 in Scranton, Pa. to the late James and Winifred (nee Heffron) Brennan. Read Obituary
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Bogner Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services
36625 Center Ridge Road, North Ridgeville OH 44039
To Jim's Family,
My thoughts & prayers are with you. Jim had a long career with The American Tobacco Company and made many friends and memories along the way. I really enjoyed the times I had the opportunity to work with or visit with Jim. He was one of the most respected men in our industry. His son, Jay, was following in Jim's footsteps and is also missed. God Bless. Bill
Nancy & Family
My deepest sympathy for the loss of your father. He was such a classy guy and I enjoyed meeting him through our friendship at S.J.W.S.
Evelyn Burns
Libby my thoughts have been with you and your family, and will continue. You can never really prepare for this, and especially with how fast it happened. I am truly sorry for your loss.
Nancy, you did the right thing. I always knew you were courageous. Just remember, there were 21 of us who thought June was a boy's name. My memories are full times in Erie, and your trips to Scranton where Uncle June dominated center stage on Irving Avenue (except for the times he wasn't around and you shaved Jimmy's head and had your ears pierced.
There are so many memories - most of them fun.
Nancy - I am so sad to hear of Uncle june's death. I was just talking about your family last week, remembering my vacations as a child to your house in Ohio. Those were some great times. I always loved being there, even when your Dad made me eat all my green beans! My prayers and love are with you .
Love,
Suzie
Nancy - Mr. Brennan always reminded me of a 1950s actor who aged with class and style (and wit and the freedom to say whatever was on his mind). His voice and cadence was as recognizable as his demeanor. I can almost see him sauntering up to John the Baptist, putting his arm around him and saying "Johnny, I've always wanted to ask you something....". He will be missed, but he will also be enjoying the unlimited golf....
Bobby
My deepest sympathy to the Brennan family who are in my thoughts and prayers.
My deepest sympathy to James' family. My Dad, Al Brennan, and James' Dad were brothers.
Our favorite saying.. "do you know what I love about you" Everything!
Sending prayers and positive thoughts to the family. Mr. Brennan (and all the Brennans) were a great extension of our family...
Love you, Nancy!!
