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James P McCauley III

In Loving Menory

James P McCauley III

Born
14 February 1940, Washington DC
Died
24 January 2005, Peacefully passed away in his Home with his Family by his side

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James Patrick McCauley III, 64 of Spotsylvania County passed away Monday, Jan 24, 2005 at his home.
He was an Army veteran and served in the 1960s as a professional fireman in the Takoma Park and Riverdale, MD. areas. He was employed at Morton’s Power Equipment as the service manager for 26 years. He and his wife were avid travelers and loved to dance.
Mr. McCauley is survived by his wife of 44 years, Bessie McCauley; his three children, James Patrick McCauley IV and his wife, Diane of Locust Grove, Ricky Allen McCauley and his wife Delores and his daughter Debra Jean Davis and her husband Mark all of Spotsylvania; three grandchildren, Michael Wayne McCauley, Brittney Nichole Davis and Samantha Anne McCauley; and twin great grandsons, Landen Thomas and Taylor Daulton McCauley. He also is survived by his brother William Vincent McCauley of Frederick MD; his two sisters, Patricia Morgan of Hagerstown, MD and Betty Parks of Hughesville, MD and his brother and sister-in-law, Johnny and Geri Calavetinos.
A funeral will be conducted at 1:00pm Friday, Jan 28th at Laurel Hill Funeral Home, Spotsylvania. Officiating will be the Rev. Tony Self. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday Jan 27, at the funeral home.
Pallbearers will be Ric Greene, Scott Seay, Melvin Brown, Jeff Massey, Robert Massey and Tom Beau, and Ray Carter will serve as an honorary pallbearer.

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my husband ,my best friend. you have been gone for two years and the hurt is so real i miss you as much today as when you walked out of my life jim i love you so much it is a everyday strugle to go on with out you.if not for our children i would be crazy. life will never be the same with out you for you were and will forever be my husband,my best friend and some day we will hold each other again .all my love your wife bess

bess, 17 February 2007

Dad, there is a empty hole left in my heart from when God took you home to be with him, that hole will remain empty for the rest of my life until I am with you again. I hold all memories of you, I live each day remembering you and talking about you because you are still and always will be a very huge part of my life. Your spirit lives on in me yesterday, today and tomorrow - I love you dad, your daughter.

Debra Jean, 18 February 2007