James Walter Carroll

March 13, 1960 ~ June 25, 2015
BEVERLY- James Walter Carroll, 55, passed away on June 25, 2015 in Beverly Hospital. He was the loving husband of Jillian (Pirrotta) Carroll.
Born in Salem on March 13, 1960, he was the loving son of Barbara (Hall) Carroll of Beverly and the late John R. Carroll. He graduated from Beverly High School in 1978. He was formerly employed with Axcelis Technologies in Beverly and also many years at General Electric in Wilmington. James was a member of the Elks Lodge, Vittori Rocci Post, ICC and the Franco American Club, all in Beverly. He enjoyed golfing, cooking, vegetable gardening and spending time at the beach. James was also an avid sports fan and loved hockey. He adored his three children and mother; they meant the world to him.
Besides his wife and mother, he is survived by his beloved three children, Mikaela, Aaron and Hailey Carroll, his sister Jane Carroll of Danvers, his brother John Carroll and his wife Kathy of CT, three nieces, Morgan, Madison and McKenzie Carroll and several aunts, uncles and cousins.
His Funeral Service will be celebrated at 10AM on Wednesday, July 1, 2015 at C.R. Lyons & Sons, Funeral Directors, 28 Elm St., Danvers. There are no other services. In lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy may be made in James’ name to the Carroll Family Support Fund c/o Salem Five Bank, 496 Cabot St, Beverly 01915 or can be electronically transferred to the bank by using the #211370558.
I am so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. I remember his kindness and smile from high school. I also had the pleasure of having Mikaela in my art class at BHS. My sympathies and prayers go out to the family.
Paula Borsetti
Lit a candle in memory of James Walter Carroll
With deepest sympathy to the Carroll family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time. Jimmy was a good friend who will be sorely missed. Tom and Linda Fortunato
Lit a candle in memory of James Walter Carroll
I forgot to add in paper that Jim was fortunate to travel the world as an Electro-mechanical Engineer. He loved to travel abroad.
I forget to put in his obituary that jim was fortunate to have traveled the world as an job as an electro-mechanical engineer. He loved traveling abroad!
forever in my heart
I love you dad
We are very sad to hear of Jimmy’s passing as we have known him for many years
from squirt hockey on. He was a great friend of my son and myself.
Carol & George Larcom
I never met you personally, but that doesn’t prevent me from knowing you were a wonderful man, husband, and father. The outpouring of love by your family is a testament to the man.
My heart and prayers go out to those that knew and loved you.
There is a party going on in Heaven celebrating your arrival, may knowing that bring your loved ones peace and comfort.
My sincerest sympathy to Jim’s wife and children. May they treasure his memory in their hearts.
Judy Sholds, Neighbor
I’m so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. I worked with him at Axcelis for many years. He was always a super nice guy, always upbeat and cracking jokes and making me laugh. I haven’t seen him for years, but I’m sure he never changed. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. May he rest in peace in a better place.
God Bless,
Pam (Wallis) Graham
I am still in shock over your loss. You are and always will remain in our hearts. I will be reaching for your strength and guidance to help me with the children. I know that they were your pride and joy. I promise to take good care of them and to watch over your Mom. We are proud of you! You were a good man, husband, son, and father. Rest easy, my angel! I will always love you!
We loved going to the beach with Jimmy and the Beverly Carroll’s every summer! Our family trip to Hartwood when the kids were little, cookouts on your Deck and the porch at 728 Cabot. Our favorite memory is of Jimmy crashing part of our Honeymoon and hanging out just the three of us..We solved all the worlds problem. John and Jim always loved talking sports and would call each other during and after various games to compare notes. Our hearts are heavy for the whole Carroll family and the loss we are all feeling and trying to deal with. Know that while we are not right there with you all we are not far away. xoxo
Awesome guy! Worked with him at Axcelis, Had a fun doing a machine install overseas with him. Played pick up hockey with him..Great hockey player.