My deepest sympathy to Janet and the rest of the family. So sorry for your loss.

My deepest sympathy to Janet and the rest of the family. Sorry for your loss.

My sincere condolences to the Jim’s family near and far. In the little time I knew Jim and worked with him, I admired his work ethic, his knowledge, his honesty, his humbleness, gratitude and overall wonderful guy. It’s been many years since we’ve spoken yet from those times we did, I remember them today with content. I’m proud to have have known him and shake his hand. RIP Jim.

In this time of sadness there are special moments and memories of a good friend that has been called to rest in Peace.
Jim’s battle with pain has ended and may that be a comfort to his wife Janet and the family.
Jim was such a wonderful and dedicated member of the German American Society of Hollywood for many years and his contribution will never be forgotten.
Jim will be missed but the special memories will remain in our hearts and be a comfort
With Caring Thoughts and Sympathy,
Giselle Kloss

Since I will be unable to attend, I extend my deepest sympathies to Jim’s family. He enjoyed working for the German-American Club in Hollywood and was there for many years and contributed many things with him time and work. May God Bless his family at this time and they should remember that Jim will be remembered for a very long time.

Jane Matthiesen

Janet and family. I am so sorry for your loss. I remember enjoying so many good times with you and Jim at the German American Club. He will be truly missed.
Hugs Mitzi Modriskey

From Michael and Elfie Wagner, Fort Lauderdale!
The news about Mr. Cavallaro‘s passing hit us very hard! He was the most committed and dedicated human being! He sacrificed his life for the upkeep of the American German Club Tradition! To his wonderful wife and their enormous family: Our most heartfelt sympathy and wishes for comfort and strength, may all his beautiful memories never be forgotten. He always greeted us with such joy and kindness every time we attended the New Years Eve celebration, he always put his whole heart into making sure it turned out successfully! May God give him eternal rest!
With Respect and Gratitude,
Elfie and Michael Wagner

Our deepest sympathy Janet to you and your Family we are so sorry for your loss.
With Respect and Graditude,
Christa and and Norbert Plisnier

Dear Dad,
We love you and you will be greatly missed by all of us. You will be missed by so many people who’s life you have touched.
Rest In Peace.
Love,Victor and Mary Jo

First of all, our deepest sympathy to Janet and the rest of the family. We are so sorry for the loss of such a great and wonderful man. We will always remember him for his kindness and never ending willingness to help in any situation. He was always there, when we needed him, if it was to spend his Friday afternoon, opening the club for us and then waiting patiently for us to finish our rehearsal after hours and hours, so he could lock up the doors. He never said no to any help we needed with the sound system and so much more, he did for us. We will always remember him and he will always have a special place our hearts. Rest in peace, Jim. We love you!

I want to express my condolences to Janet and her family,and the German club of Hollywood.mr.caravello was a very nice man a funny man how I usto laugh when I would see him cooking at the German club.good people.God speed.thanks🙏👍😔

Dear Janet and Family, I am so very sorry to hear about Jim’s passing. He will be sorely missed by all whom he has touched with his dedicated service to the German American Society. His contribution will live on always. He will never be forgotten. My most heartfelt sympathy to dear Janet and family. Marianne Haas and Family

Janet,
Our heartfelt sympathies to you and your children. Jim was always great to me. We had laughs and then I could feel his moments. He was extremely passionate about the club. His tireless work and contributions will always be remember by all. Thank you Jim. May your generous soul rest in peace.

Janet, my thoughts are with you. Stay strong

Jim was a wonderful and kind person. He was always so friendly to Dan & I. We will miss him dearly. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Janet, Mark, and the entire family,
Jim was certainly a class act and a gentleman, one of a kind. It was always a pleasure to meet with you all at the German Club, whether it was a German Club function, Swing Dance function, etc. Jim always welcomed me with open arms, and was so decent and kind ALWAYS.. He will certainly be missed, he made his mark on this planet, and his amazing contributions to the German Club will remain in our memories forever. My heartfelt sympathy.

My deepest sympathy dear Janet to you and family. Jim and I worked together on some projects at the German-American club and I always admired his knowledge and dedication to all those challenges.
Rest in peace, Jimmy.

I am so grateful I had a chance to meet your dad at your wedding, Kathy. He was a delightful and gracious gentleman with great humor and love in his manner. Wishing and praying for peace and comfort for your family as they grieve the loss of this wonderful husband and father.

Italian-American Civic League of Hollywood.
Leo Saladino, President.
September 26,2021.
We’re very sorry of James’s passing. We extend our deepest condolences to Janet and family. James was a wonderful man and will be missed dearly.

I am not a member of the family but i knew Mr. James Cavallaro when i was a young man.
I met him through my childhood best friend, Shana, who I have been friends with since elementary school.

I used to hang out with her at her grandparents house practically all the time and I got to know them both very well. sir James was an avid painter from what I remember and Shana used to show me his artwork almost all the time.

my most fondest memories where when Shana invited me to go with the family to visit the German-American club. I was shy at first but I was encouraged by both her, her family and staff at the club to make myself at home and if I’m willing, to assist with the event at the time.

I got to dress in a clown suit, wear a rainbow wig with a fake nose and fire a blank in a tiny canon on stage (although Shana’s father had to complete that task for me as the firing mechanism was too hard to pull for me). I made plenty of new friends, both with staff and with the children of the regulars at the club. even though I didn’t see them as often as I did Shana, it was always a pleasure to be with them.

considering my home situation at the time, I got to enjoy things I rarely got to enjoy as a child as time went on;; a family. a home away from home. and not just with Mr. James, but with the rest of the Cavallaro family

and when I heard that Mr. James had passed away, it got me thinking of all the memories I’ve had with him and everyone else. out of all the things I’ve been through and all the things I’ve learned; the kindness, generosity, and inclusion of the Cavallaro family left an impact for me and guided me into the mold I used to be the man I am today.

I may not have spent time with him as much, but I hope where ever he is now, I hope he knows how much of an impact he has had in this world. not just with his family, but with other persons outside of his family such as myself.

Thank you to the Cavallaro family

And a Big Thank you to Mr. James. May you rest in peace

Janet, we are so sorry for your family’s loss. Carol & I send our deepest sympathies. I still hold dear the pictures & videos Jim sent me of our family dating back generations. I am glad we had the chance to meet Jim & yourself with my late mother Patricia. May he rest in peace with the other members of the family now.