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He spent 38 years with the Ohio Department of Transportation as a senior civil engineer, retiring in 2007.\nOutside of work, Jim was known for his woodworking, his unwavering devotion to the Cleveland Browns, and the homemade soda bread he brought to every gathering. He was an active member of St. Dominic Parish and the Knights of Columbus.\nHe is survived by his wife Catherine, his children Patrick (Megan), Maureen (David), and Brian, seven grandchildren, and his brother Daniel. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother Thomas.\nService Information\nVisitation: Day, Date | Time | Location\nFuneral Service: Day, Date | Time | Location\nInterment: Cemetery, City, State\nIn lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests \u000bmemorial contributions be made to the local animal shelter.","cbCaikHX4FLwlt7B","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikHX4FLwlt7B","docx",85234,"English","# In Loving Memory\n## James Patrick O'Connor\n## Service Information","[{\"question\":\"When and where did James Patrick O'Connor pass away?\",\"answer\":\"James Patrick O'Connor passed away on May 8, 2026, at the age of 83 in Cleveland, Ohio.\"},{\"question\":\"What was James Patrick O'Connor's professional background?\",\"answer\":\"James Patrick O'Connor worked for 38 years with the Ohio Department of Transportation as a senior civil engineer, retiring in 2007. 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