James E. Hendrickson
James (Jim) E. Hendrickson of Norton, Massachusetts passed away on Monday, May 16, 2022, in the comfort of his home, surrounded by his family. A resident of Norton for the past 27 years, he had previously resided in South Weymouth, Massachusetts and Westfield, New Jersey.
Jim was born on June 17, 1958 to Claire (McBride) and the late William Hendrickson of Plainfield, NJ. He was the beloved husband of the late Lizanne (McGlasson) Hendrickson, with whom he shared 19 wedded years. In addition to his mother, he is survived by his brothers Thomas Hendrickson of Garwood, NJ and John Hendrickson of Kenmore, WA.
Jim earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the School of Professional Studies at Northeastern University in 1989 and was employed at Standish Ayer and Wood Inc. as a Senior Quantitative Analyst until he retired in 2005.
Following retirement, Jim was involved in various charities and loved the outdoors. As an animal lover, he volunteered at Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary in Norton, MA. He also donated his time to the Norton Conservation Commission.
He enjoyed spending time with his dear friends and companion, Claire F. Rague of Taunton, MA.
In celebration of his life, his family will hold a private service.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Jim’s name to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, 459 Brookline Ave., Boston, MA 02215 www.dana-farber.org.
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Jim was a nice man. He will be missed.
Very sorry for you loss. Thoughts and prayers to all of Jim’s family❤️
I’m at a loss for words. Jim was a true gentleman with a great and caring heart. Hard to believe he’s gone. Going to miss him dearly…
Our Father passed when Jim was 14 yrs old. After graduating high school Jim moved out, determined to make his own way in life.
Jim was independent, honest, decent, generous and above all: a loyal family man.
He battled cancer for 36 years, in a most admirable manner.
We thank the Lord that he lived as long as he did.
Adios James – Well Done.
I met a wonderful man who we were both widows. Jim was so thoughtful and caring he’d go out of his way to help me. He was my companion we shared so much together. May he Rest In Peace and not suffering anymore. I will miss you so much.
Love,
Claire
I met Jim at a windows meeting he was such a gentleman, caring and thoughtful. He was my companion we did so much together he’d go out of his way for me and everyone. He supported me through the loss of my mother. I will miss you so much. May you Rest In Peace and not suffering anymore.
Love,
Claire
You went through so much over the years. My heart breaks for you and your mom, Tom and John.
I know you are finally pain-free and you are with your Lizanne, your Dad, and your grandmother.
Rest in peace, dear Jim.
I met Jim at a widows meeting we were both going over struggling with our losses. Jim and I were spending more time together became companions he was such a gentleman and caring. We helped each other with projects and he would go out of his way to make sure I was ok. He joined many family events and supported me during my mother’s passing. Then he was suddenly diagnosed with cancer and losing him so fast was devastating. I will miss you so much may you Rest In Peace and not suffering anymore.
Love,
Claire
I met Jim at a widows meeting we both struggled over our losses. Jim and I spent a lot of time together and became companions. He was such a gentleman and a caring person who went out of his way for me fixing things around the house or making sure I was ok. He joined me with many family events and supported me during the loss of my mother. He had gone through so much himself battling cancer in the past and caring for his wife while ill until she passed. We both went through a lot dealing with our spouses having MS. I miss my partner so much. May you Rest In Peace and no longer have to suffer.
Love,
Claire Rague
Dearest Aunt Claire and Cousins Tom and John,
I just heard the sad news of Jim’s passing. I hadn’t seen or been in touch with him since the mid 1970’s but, back in the day, his Uncle Dave (my Dad) kept me updated on “The Hendrickson Boys”. He loved them all. I have many fond memories of my sister and I visiting our Cousins. Jim and I were the same age. They would often visit us in Pt Pleasant, too and, Uncle Billy and my Dad would take us kids out boating on Uncle Billy’s boat! We would visit them often and play ping pong and record albums in the basement or ride bikes in the neighborhood streets.
Simpler Times, Treasured Memories.
Rest Easy Cousin Jim.
Love, Ginny Sivil Bayliss