![]() His favorite times were those spent with family, good friends, and good food, all of which he thankfully had in abundance. He arrived home every night looking forward to spending hours at the hockey rink watching the boys practice and traveling every weekend to games around New England. Jim brought light and love to all situations.įrom the way he used to call his father Dadzo, to the numerous accents he would use when answering the phone or placing calls to coworkers, he left a path of smiling faces behind him every day. His work was hard, but he believed in the importance and value of it and brought his kindness and patience to every case, every child, and every visit. Jim worked for the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families for over 25 years, dedicating his life to protecting children. ![]() To know Jim was to love him and he was loved by many. He was beloved for his sense of humor, light heartedness, wit, loyalty, kindness, generosity, and good nature. Jim had a spirit that brought happiness to everyone around him. They adored him thoroughly and completely, as he did them. Nothing made Jim happier than his children and his family. Together Jim and Dana raised two wonderful boys: James, a sophomore at the University of Rhode Island, and Christopher, a senior at St. Married in Jamestown, RI surrounded by family and friends on November 30, 1996, Jim and Dana embarked on their almost 25-year marriage. During one of his many weekends visiting his friend Bill at Union College, he met Dana, the love of his life and best friend for the past 29 years. He attended Archbishop Williams High School in Braintree, MA and graduated from Saint Anselm College in 1992 with a degree in Psychology. Jim was born in Boston on August 16, 1970, and raised in Quincy, MA. He was a dedicated uncle to 11 nieces and nephews: Nolan, Madeleine and Ellen Cotton, Lily and Ryan Nolan, John and Amelia Manocchio, Katherine and Molly Sidwell, and Oliver and Marina Nicholls. (Lent) Nolan, sister Mary Ann Polad and husband Mez, brother Frank Nolan and wife Carolyn, and California mom Isabel “Bif” Ingham. Nolan and survived by his mother Alice E. Jim is predeceased by his father Bernard F. (Manocchio) Nolan, and the proudest father of James A. Jim Nolan, Cranston, RI, It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of James Thomas Nolan (51) on October 12, 2021.
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