I didn't know James, but I'd like to offer condolences to all who did. America will never forget those lost on 9/11/01.

I live in NYC, and had lost friends on 9/11 as most had, but only learned of Chris's passing some time after 9/11. Chris and I played lacrose together at Quiniipiac University, he is missed I'm certain.

Chris was one of my brother's best friends. He was also my friend. We all grew up together in Long Valley...LOTS of pizza, hanging out in the family room, TONS of laughs...The last time I saw him was @ my wedding in Atlanta. He & his wife had just found out, she was pregnant w/their 1st child. THEY WERE BEAMING WITH JOY! Chris, you will always be in my heart....Always Missed, Never Forgotten...

Chris was a business associate. Always very kind and helpful. Prayers of comfort go out to his family on this 10th Memorial 9-11.

I grew up with Chris (good friend of his older brother). I learned about his death several years ago on the internet, but have had trouble contacting his family. He was a good friend. It brings chills to my spine every time I see a memorial for him. He is missed.

My husband, Mark Anderson, grew up with Chris (everyone called him Chris-his middle name) in Long Valley, NJ. He was also in our wedding party back in 1995. I still think about the tragedy of his death and hurt for his whole family. Praying for the entire Cappers family. God bless- Alisa Anderson

Still remebering

I don't have the words to describe the emptiness his absence leaves in our lives, but his spirit lives on in all of us who knew him. I would like to say thank you for all the support and warm thoughts.

Still remembering!

James' dad Murray started me off on my Chemical Industry Risk Management career in 1969 while we were working for FIA in Atlanta GA. I just heard that Murray passed away in September 2002. It looks like that there are and could be more victims who were not in the WTC Towers.

I met Chris shortly after joining Marsh PCS. I had the opportunity to train with him for our similar job roles. Immediately we connected. We laughed together and always caught-up whenever we ran into each other at work related events. Not only were our work roles similar, we were similar, in terms of age, marriage and children. Chris was a good man, his family is often in my prayers, I trust that God will bless them.

Chris was a bright light I will not forget. Although I knew him in a professional capacity, his humanity always shone through. I hope his family can draw strength from his goodness.

I only worked with Chris for a year or two, but I can say he was a hard worker and a good person. He was serious, but he had a good sense of humor. I'm sure his wife and two young sons miss him deeply.