Jim Ferrazza, Child of the Light, created by the Most High.Son of James Ferrazza Sr. and the late Carol Distefano Birmingham. He leaves his most cherished wife, Megan Natusch Ferrazza, and daughters, Arianna Castriotta and Elaina Ferrazza. Brother Dale, Birmingham's wife, Adrienne, and nephew, Cole, and niece, Haley.Sister Jennifer Ferrazza and brother Jason.Blelated Aunt Marie Distefano, Anna Distefano.Jeanee Ardente,Gina Ardente Josh Ardente and the late Joesph Ardente.Aunt Lori Gugliamette, cousins Lauren and Danielle.Uncle Robert, Shirley Ferrazza, Joseph Ferrazza, and Robbie Ferrazza. 

Jim was raised on Plainfield Pike, where he learned and became an avid fisherman, both in fresh and salt water. Enjoyed and mastered tying flies. Jim was an avid hunter, taught by his stepfather, Dale, and caught many trophy-sized bucks. Up in the country, he drove tractors, bulldozers, and fixed them. He was an avid motorcyclist and also loved riding four wheelers and ski- doos. At the age of nine, he began training as an amateur boxer at CLCF and Rainone's Gym. Jim became a member of Tommy's Ocean State Gym and entered numerous bodybuilding competitions. Jim polished jewelry for Cutis Inc. and also landscaped for Lawrence Birmingham.

Jim became a welder for the NAPS Corporation. He went on to build luxury homes for Raymond Gemma and Pep Bucci and Sons. Jim then went on a career in technology. Opened First American Development with Gary Manning, computer sales and hosting. That company was acquired by Hosttech Communications, in which Jim and several others built New England's biggest co-location facility, which hosted many businesses, including Fleet Bank, Citizens, and many more. Jim created and hosted many websites for the Johnston police department, focusing on cybersecurity for 7 years. Jim went on to work for Picerne Properties, where he was hired for web development and created a user-friendly website for military family homes, including Fort Bragg, Fort Meade, and Puerto Rico. Jim became and mastered everything he put his great mind to. He became a Cisco Network Engineer and a Microsoft Engineer. Had business Dependable Cash Flow solutions with Nerson Cotto-Santiago.Last year, he became a Python computer data scientist. Whatever he put his brilliant mind to, he mastered it. Jim was the most loving, giving, caring, supportive, and devoted husband and father. Jim was saved by God 21 years ago. ago from cancer and was a warrior for Jesus. Jim was saved to be a fisherman for man. Jim's great faith sought to bring all souls to Jesus. 

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