James M Scarduzio

James M. Scarduzio, on June 20, 2024, of Glendora, NJ formerly of Mt. Ephraim, NJ. Age 57. Beloved father of Brandi Stasulli. Devoted grandfather of Jovanni Chavez. Dear brother of Dianne Scarduzio, Kathryn Stevens (Jeff), Teresa Robinson and the late Richard Scarduzio. Cherished uncle of Jaime Torres (Juan), Elliot Robin, Timothy Stevens and Rachael Stevens. Loving companion of Wendy Helm. Beloved son of the late Richard and Mary (nee Haines) Scarduzio. Also survived by many great nieces and nephews. James, lovingly known as "Jimmy" or "Jimbo" and most of all Dad and Pop-Pop, was a man who was unique in every way. He believed in hard work, discipline, respect, love, and that music is always the answer! He had an endless love for animals and animals had an endless love for him. He was a big lover of Pitbulls and had rescued many, along with various other dogs. Jimmy spent most of his life building pools and owned his own pool business for over 25 years. His talent and work ethic were unmatched; along with his mastery of the art of building pools and liner installation. He was a true lover of music and its powers of healing and communication. He was a self-taught ...[more]

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mmer who played in multiple bands throughout his life. Most notably The Surf Jerkz and SLUDGE. He listened to all types of music but was a real sucker for heavy metal and the greats, such as Yes, Rush, Led Zeppelin and Grateful Dead. He never met an object that couldn't be used as a drum such as the steering wheel and dashboard, the dinner table, and even the groceries on the conveyor belt at check out. He never wore a pair of jeans he didn't look good in or met a woman who didn't do a double-take when he walked by. He had a head of hair that was to be envied and looks to match. Jimmy was such a bright light and a personal favorite to so many. He had so much love to give and he left a mark on everyone he ever met, leaving a glow in his wake. His family and friends were everything to him and he did everything he could to make sure they knew it; even if his methods were unconventional and different. He was a humble man who didn't want much more than to love and be loved. He had a stubbornness and determination like no other! He was so honored to be a brother, an uncle, a friend, a lover, and most of all, a Dad and Grandfather. He has left a huge void in his absence. Jimmy has moved on to play bigger and better drums. There will be a visitation from 6pm to 7pm on Friday, June 28, 2024, at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Memorial service at 7pm. Interment is private at the request of the family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Jim's memory to Animal Welfare Association, 509 Centennial Boulevard, Voorhees, NJ 08043 www.awanj.com