Mike Fitzgerald "DAD"
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Beth Martin Fitzgerald
"Mom"
I am James's mom,Beth, and he was and is the greatest accomplishment of my life. I will never stop missing him! But, I will try to keep my head held high and help carry out James's legacy. James had the aura of a kind, caring, old soul from the beginning. As a baby, child, and kid, he was filled with love and kindness. He always didn't like to see someone in need and wanted to help in some way. My hope is that the James M Fitzgerald IV Foundation will continue to grow in helping children in need, their families, and the community. I also would like to thank Wendy Thompson, my cousin, for getting the foundation started and for all your help.
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Linda Martin "Mimi"
Hi, My name is Linda. I’m James’ grandmother. When he was born, I wanted to be called “Mimi.” It made my heart full to the brim the first time he said “Mimi.” I have so many wonderful, sensitive, heartwarming, memories of James that I couldn’t possibly relate just one. But I do want everyone to know that James is with me constantly, and he smiled down on all of us when we do the Foundation’s work.
Jim Martin "Pop"
Hi. I am Jim, the other half of Mimi’s story, better known as Pop. James and I had a very special bond from the moment I held him the day he was born. Uncle Ken and I introduced him to the world of action figures. The more animated I made my figure, the more he would want to play with that “guy”. Once James watched me do something (it didn’t matter what it was), he had to work through the same thing by himself. He would never accept my help no matter how frustrated he (or I) got. Whenever James came to our house, he came equipped with a huge bag of toys. He would dump out the whole bag on our living room rug. He would then have to show me everything that he brought with him. After playing for a while, we always ended up playing a matching card game. When we first started playing this matching game, I would let him win. By the time he was 4 years old, he was winning on his own. Not only that, he would hint to me, “Pop, I think you should pick this one.” And he was always right. Whenever I could steal him for an overnight, I would. I have plenty more stories that are not written here. If you’d like to hear some of them, you can visit me on my front porch. Just remember that you need to have plenty of time because we packed a lifetime of memories into 6 years.
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Uncle Ken and Auntie Jenn
In May 2018, we lost our nephew, James, to his battle with brain cancer. James was the most energetic, enthusiastic, positive, and loving child that there was. Having this foundation gives us the opportunity to continue to keep James’ memory alive and to give to children, which we know James would want. We continue to miss James every day, and wish more than anything when he was here today. We know that he is always with us, and by having this foundation, we know for sure he will never be forgotten! Thank you to everyone for all your love and support. We appreciate it more than you could ever imagine. We are sure that James is looking down on all of us with a smile on his face, knowing everyone is coming together to support children in his name.
