James Richard Corbesia
(December 23, 1964 – July 3, 2024)
James Corbesia, age 59 of Tarpon Springs, Florida passed away on Wednesday, July 3, 2024, due to T-Cell Lymphoma. He was under the compassionate care of Suncoast Hospice in Palm Harbor, FL
Survived by his life companion, Denise Fletcher; siblings, Kathy Cook, Rosie (Bill) Anderson, Larry, John (Laurie), Mary (Dave) Johnson, Carol Jones, and sister-in-law Kathy Corbesia, brother-in-laws Dave Neubert and Steve Miller; and numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and friends, along with Denise’s large extended family.
James was born and raised in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Jim was the Captain of the swim team throughout his high school years and received numerous medals, trophies and letters. Jim graduated from South High School in 1983. He had a strong inner faith, and was happiest when creating art, fixing computers and electronics, or helping a neighbor. He loved to share stories and had a wonderful sense of humor. Jim was gifted with many special talents, which he shared happily. He was generous to a fault. He fought the good fight, until he breathed his last.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Lawrence and Loreen Corbesia; siblings, Nancy Miller and David Corbesia; sister-in-laws, Georgia Corbesia, Liz Arco, brother-in-laws, Denny Dienst, Jack Cook and Scott Jones; nephews Lawrence Corbesia, and Brian Woodbridge, and great-nephew, Bruce Lee Corbesia Jr., along with many good friends.
He was truly loved and will be dearly missed. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to the Corbesia family.
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Such sad news about James’ passing. I got to know him through Denise and we would meet at a local park and talk. He was wonderfully creative and I always admired his photography and art. Prayers for his soul and strength to Denise and the family who will miss his enthusiasm for life that was always one of his hallmarks.
My condolences to the Corbesia family and Denise.
Jim was an amazing and kind hearted man.
Jim you will be missed by many, just as you were loved by many
RIP Jim ❤️
I’m so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. He was such a good companion for my sister. There was never a dull moment with him. He could tell me everything I need to know about computers. And very crafty. He left way to soon. Will surely be missed.
Love ya Jim
Barb
I love you so much, you were always such a big part of my life more like a Big brother than my uncle, you were one of my very first friends, I loved to be around you, you were always so much fun, you will be dearly missed God bless you Jim!
Denise, I’m so sorry for your loss. I feel fortunate to have met Jim earlier this year and he seemed like such a kind-hearted man. You will both be remembered in my prayers.
Jim was a lovely person. He was always so kind and considerate. He was a fun loving uncle to my grandkids. He would talk in a Donald Duck voice so they called him Uncle Donald Duck. Jim would give the shirt off his back if you needed one. He will surely be missed by all that knew him.
Great Man, he was genius with electronics, computers and all sorts of building. Would not turn his back on anyone in need. A real loss to all he came to know. Rest in peace and all God’s grace be with you.
My heart goes out to all his family and friends 😭.
I knew Jim as our childhoods crossed paths at South High School the class of 1983 . We graduated and that’s the last I seen of so many years after . I am glad he had such a wonderful support system 🙏.
Facebook allows for rekindling a long lost friendship or acquaintances . We caught up over the years , glad to just say ” HI” again . Rest in Peace Jim , you were a gem of a man .
I love you.
I am so sad to hear about Jim’s passing ,I met him and Denise when I worked at Walmart such a wonderful, happy couple I love them both very much.may jim rest in peace ,he will be greatly missed.Me and My family look forward to seeing Jim again in God’s new world.
love,
Sophia and family