Grant continues to glow in our hearts as we light our weekly candle in memory of loved ones lost. We will think of him and give thanks for his life during the holiday season.

Grant was such an easy going, warm, light-hearted friend with a fun sense of humor and a true consideration for others. To Dot and all the family With most caring and deepest sympathy

I had the privelege of working with Julius as a Teaneck Firefighter. Julius was a great guy, had a good sense of humor and was an excellent firefighter and family man. His passing reminded me of his membership in the "JH&R" side-job business, a true partership of friends, Jones, Harrison & Romney. All three men were good firefighters and friends. Now these three friends are together again. As always, they'll watch over the families and enjoy their reunion with laughter. My condolences to the family. R. J. Montgomery, TFD retired

Our deepest sorrow and sympathy to Dot and all of the family. Since early childhood I remember Grant as one of the nicest men I ever knew. He was kind, friendly, funny and caring. His loss will leave a huge hole in the fabric of our lives.

Grant was a very special man, more like a brother than a friend. Grant was family even before he and Dot married, making the connection official. Now we were cousins! We shared many fun times and interesting conversations, spanning more than 50 years. We will miss his smile, his sense of humor, and his caring ways! Rest in peace, dear friend! Our deepest sympathy to Dot, Darlene, Stephanie, Barbara, and Butch, as well as all the family. Sorry we are unable to be there for the service. Fondly, Janice and Ralph