Condolence: Jay We are sorry to hear of your loss. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Suzanne Foglio and The Fournier Family

Condolence: Dear Jay and Family, My heartfelt sympathies to you and your kids and family. I am so sorry to hear that Jim passed away and for your sudden loss. Such a devastating time. Know that Jim touched so many people in such a positive way and so many of us have such fond memories of you and him. May those fun times you shared help you during this difficult time and that you hold them close to your heart. With love and big hugs, Dini

Condolence: Dear Jay and Family...We can't tell you how sorry we feel for your sudden loss of Jim, who was so wonderful to all...our deepest sympathy and thoughts are with you...Sal and Chuck Christie

Condolence: Jay, I am so deeply saddened by the news of Jim's passing. There are no words that can take away the pain of losing a loved one at such a young age. I will forever remember Jim's infectious smile, happy disposition and devotion to his family and friends. But what I will remember most is the deep respect and love that the two of you shared for one another. Hold on tight to the wonderful memories and know that we all love you and your family. RIP Jim. See you on the other side. xo

Condolence: Jay, my deepest condolences to you and your beautiful kids. You and Jim created the most beautiful family. My thoughts and prayers for your profound loss.

Condolence: Jay, I have no words to express the amount of sympathy I am feeling for you and your family. It doesn't seem real. May God bless you and carry you during this time. I think Dave Sartory put it well when he said the two of you were like one. As individuals and a couple you have always spread an enthusiastic joy.

Condolence: So sorry for your loss. I worked with Jim at KSB many years. He was always willing to help and always had a smile. A big loss for everyone.

Condolence: Happy memories

Condolence: A classic pic from our 1980 Yearbook.

Condolence: Jay -- my sincere condolences as I was so saddened to hear of Jim's passing. Needless to say, word spread quickly among all our Andover classmates and we all think of the two of you as one. There are far too many thoughts and happy, funny memories for just this space here -- and I hope to share someday with you and the rest of your family. Until then, know that you are all very much on my mind today and tomorrow, and have been throughout the week. It was such a genuine pleasure to have seen as much of you and Jim as I did over the years since High School -- thru all the Reunions you faithfully organized and a few other choice Weddings and celebrations we attended. And the one great constant was your love for one another whether as sweethearts, husband and wife, and then parents. It always inspired me. Love, "Cigar"

Condolence: My deepest sympathies to the Dowe family. I worked with Jim over 10yrs at Kennebunk Savings. As a float teller I got to see Jim at many locations and when he entered the building with his bright smile and "How's it going" greeting it made everyones day. We had an on going joke that I would have a "to-do" list at each branch for him and I will miss teasing him about how many items were on those lists. Jim will be greatly missed and my thoughts and prayers are with the Dowe family.

Condolence: Dear Jay and the Dowe Family, You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Jim was one of my closest friends in high school when we first met trying out for soccer. He being the goalie and I being defense. I can't think of too many days or weeks when Jim and I were not out doing something together. Ice hockey on the ponds, ski or beach road trips, skipping school, and so much more. I wish i could be with all of you to share some of those stories. I especially remember the summer he and I first lived in Kennebunkport in an attic in this old house. It was so hot in the summer we could not go in there to sleep until well after 2am. we'd be out all night just waiting to try and go to sleep. He also taught me how to skim board with Dave Marsden. We used this round piece of plywood to skim the beaches. talk about old school tech - we would just lug that hunk of wood all day long to skim the beach as it soaked up more water. we would just ride that for hours. My love to you all, Paul Reichert

Condolence: My deepest sympathies to Jim’s family. I worked with Jim at Kennebunk Savings and he always had a smile or words of encouragement if he thought you were having a bad day. His laugh and smile were contagious. I will miss his laughter throughout the building. I am so sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathies to Jay, Jennie and the family. A very good man gone way too young. John& Denise Doherty

Condolence: My deepest condolences for your loss. Jim was a great guy! Please let me know if there is anything I can do?

Condolence: Jay I was saddened to hear of Jims passing,I will always remember his positive look on life , his sense of humor and laugh my thoughts and prayers to you and your family Although I am miles away my thoughts will be with you all Chuck Archer

Condolence: So very sorry for your loss, there are no words to express, prayers and thoughts to all of you!

Condolence: I am extremely sad to hear of Jim’s passing. To his family I send my deepest condolences. I worked with Jim for 10 yrs at KSB and he was always so friendly, and helpful and just an all around nice person. I can think of many times we laughed as he just brought his great sense of humor every day. Professional, personable but above all a proud dad and adored his wife Jay. Rest In Peace Jim. May God comfort your family at this difficult time. Gone too soon .

Condolence: Jay, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I had the honor of meeting your husband and his smile was truly beautiful. My condolences. Traci

Condolence: Jim, no words can describe how heartbroken I feel upon hearing of your passing. Working with you, though it was years ago, was always fun. Your positive outlook, fun stories and bright smile made everyone around you light up. You were such an amazing soul. My deepest condolences and prayers for your family during this difficult time. Fly high my friend.

Condolence: Words cannot express the loss of such a great person here in our community. I had known Jim since I started at Kennebunk Savings more than 8 years ago. Not a day went by that Jim did not brighten someone's day. A lot of times it was mine, We worked together on several projects and Jim was the best. I will sorely miss our conversations, inside jokes, and general good times we had at work. God is gaining a great angel up there in heaven.

Condolence: Jay, My heart aches for your sudden loss! I pray the memories will keep your family connected to Jim and you will see signs of his presence in the things that remind you of him and his precious life with all of you . Warm regards, Brigit Cavanagh

Condolence: There are no words Jay. Absolutely none. The stories of your husband and your family i will hold and embrace during your time of grieving. I hope and pray that over time you can heal some. I don't expect that to be anytime soon. Please know i send so much love to you and the kids. The world has lost someone so special. But may he forever live inside of you and all your hearts. I am so sorry.

Condolence: God bless you and your family Jay. I am happy to have known Jim.

Condolence: My heart is sorrowful for the loss of this wonderful man. I have so many great memories of Jim working at Kennebunk Savings. The best sense of humor, willing to drop everything to lend a hand, and no one that works there was more loved than Jim, by everyone. My deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathy to his family. You are all in my prayers at this difficult time. Respectfully, Julie Phaneuf

Condolence: I am absolutely heartbroken for you and your family, Jay. I will forever remember Jim as a warm, kind, and joyful friend. He always lit up a room with his great personality and will forever hold a very special place in our hearts. Sending much love to you, Jenny, Richard and Blake.