James J. Saad Sr.

James John Saad, Sr. December 16, 1937 - August 23, 2022 James, Jim, Saad has sadly passed away quickly and some what unexpectedly on August 23, 2022. Jim is survived by his wife & soul mate of 35 years, Sandra Saad. He was predeceased by his mother and father Baxos & Sousan Saad. Jim had four siblings; Bill, and predeceased by: Joe, Evelyn, & Roger. Jim was married to Mary Ann (Orlando) Saad for 23 years and had four beautiful children. He was sadly predeceased by two of his children, his oldest Andy & his youngest Jimmy, these two untimely deaths completely broke his spirit. He was also predeceased by his son in law Brian Reiss. He has left behind his two middle children Karen (Brian) Reiss & Bryan (Lori) Saad. He also leaves behind two step children Pam (Andy) Callahan & Pete (Angie) Moceri, whom he loved as his own. With this large joint family these four children blessed Jim with ten grandchildren & five great grandchildren whom he loved to spoil. Brianna (Steve) Zakar, Lauren (Stevey) Hagerman, Kyle (Christina) Reiss, Drew (Julia) Callahan, Izzabella Moceri, Jay Callahan, Jack Moceri, Ryan Saad, Erin Callahan & Madison Saad. His great grandchildren gave him much more love to continue to look forward to as well as looking forward to teaching them all the lessons he taught his grandchildren. Aidan Zakar, Lucas Zakar, Ava Reiss, Stevie Zakar & Bryan Reiss all gave Jim a new appreciation for the generations to come. Jim owned & operated many businesses over the years, but the longest standing is his "baby" his trophy shop in Warren. This is where Jim flourished. If you've ever had the opportunity to see Jim at work it is certain you left with a story of inspiration, life lessons, jokes or just pure BS. He was loved and respected by the vast majority of people he had come in contact through his craft. In the recent months Jim had become even more of a story teller. Any of his customers were sure to be late to their next destination as he loved telling his stories and he was one of the few men that could captivate his audience the way he did. Those who have remained patient and listened to the good, the bad and the senseless the last few months gave Jim a reason to keep going and keep coming back. Even though Jim has passed away somewhat unexpectedly & quicker than his family would have liked, he passed away peacefully. He was truly ready to be reunited with all those who have gone before him. There is no doubt Jim was waiting for the reunion with his two sons the most. The family would love for you to join us in celebrating the legacy he has left behind. Please join us and tell us the stories you shared with Jim.