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James M Lane 1951 - 1988

James M Lane of Rosedale, Queens County, NY was born on January 24, 1951 to Joseph Lane and Marilyn Lane. He had a brother Kenneth Lane. James Lane died at age 37 years old in December 1988.

James M Lane

Rosedale, Queens County, NY 11422

January 24, 1951

December 1988

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1951

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January 24, 1951

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Early Life & Education

James attended and graduated from Christ The King H.S.
Military Service

James was not a military veteran.
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1988

Death

December 1988

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Cause of death

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Carol Wilichinsky

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08/14/2021

There was a time where I was very close to the Lane family. Jimmy and I were at one point engaged to be married, but the engagement didn't last. We went our separate ways, but remained in touch with one another. As the years went by, we lost touch with one another (life commitments tend to do this) and from time to time, I would wonder how James was doing.
I'm sorry I wasn't there for him.

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Carol Wilichinsky

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08/14/2021

A love of fishing

While James and I dated, he spent many hours trying to teach me the skills needed to fish. Turns out he was a very patient man!
He had a wonderful sense of humor and he also had a good heart. While he worked with Western Electric, they saw his potential and invested in him to assist with a very large job rewiring the entire country of Puerto Rico.

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