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James M. (Jim) Cisco
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James M. (Jim) Cisco

Navy · 1969 to 1972

Remembered by his sister, Wilma Cisco

At a glance

Navy, 1969 to 1972USS DenverSupplies, E-4Exposed to Agent Orange off the coast of VietnamParts manager in farm equipment for over 40 yearsDied August 4, 2026, at 75

Jim's story

His uncle was a career Navy man and was a big influence in his choice to go Navy. He was up for the draft and didn't want to be drafted. Jim served proudly from 1969 to 1972 (Navy), where he was exposed to AO, off the coast of Vietnam. He worked in farm equipment as parts manager for over 40 years. His many friends said he was always willing to help others, no matter when and where. When he attended the yearly class reunion, he always brought toilet paper. He told the host, "You can always use this." (They laughed.) I went to the reunion in August, after his passing, and I brought T.P. That will be a lasting memory for a long time. The host laughed so loud, Jimmy was smiling from heaven. Always patient, kind, thoughtful and giving is how he will be remembered. Jim lost his battle from AO exposure on August 4, 2026, at 75. We were very close and talked often. He is missed by friends and family.

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