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James Ambrose Meyer, a respected software architect and family man, passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind cherished memories with his four children. His adventurous spirit, zest for life, and commitment to family were evident to all who knew him. Meyer, a graduate of Penn State University, dedicated his career to technology while pursuing further studies in cybersecurity. Friends and family remember him for his warmth, humor, and deep bonds with his children. A Mass of Celebration is set to honor his life and contributions at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Dallas.
Dallas, Texas – James Ambrose Meyer, a dedicated family man and talented software architect, passed away unexpectedly on June 26, 2025, at the age of 36. His untimely death has left a profound impact on the lives of those who knew him, as well as his cherished four children.
Born on June 1, 1989, in the American Hospital of Paris during the week of the Tiananmen Square protests, Meyer was known for his adventurous spirit and inquisitive nature from a young age. By 18, he had traveled to 17 countries, developing a love for diverse cultures and conversations.
Meyer graduated from Dallas Jesuit College Preparatory School in 2008, where he not only excelled academically but also demonstrated his leadership skills. He was distinguished as an Eagle Scout, participated in varsity football, and captained the rugby team, illustrating a well-rounded upbringing filled with achievements and dedication.
Following high school, he pursued a degree in Computer Science from Penn State University, setting the stage for a successful career in technology. Meyer worked as a software architect with several prominent companies, including Accenture and Northrop Grumman. Most recently, he held the position of Senior Solutions Architect at Bedrock Services, which he found particularly fulfilling. At the time of his passing, he was working toward a master’s degree in Cybersecurity at Georgetown University, reflecting his commitment to personal and professional growth.
Beyond his career, James was recognized for his kindness and strong moral compass. He was deeply committed to his faith, often expressing a desire to serve God’s kingdom while ensuring a secure and loving environment for his children. Despite facing personal challenges, he remained determined to create a joyful family life filled with love and laughter.
As a father, James cherished his time spent with his children. He eagerly shared his knowledge of computer games with his son Mark John, enjoyed coloring sessions with his daughter Holland, and was passionate about reading stories to his twin daughters, Meadow and Montana. His moments spent in prayer with his children were particularly cherished, as they signified the deep bond he maintained with them.
Friends and family remember James as sweet and generous. His clever sense of humor often lit up the room and created deep connections with those around him. He was known for his thoughtful gifts and his ability to forgive quickly, embodying the spirit of kindness that defined his life.
James faced his life’s difficulties with humility and resilience, never losing sight of his dreams for a joyful marriage and a loving family. His legacy is marked by the love he expressed and the memories he created with his children, who were known as the pride and joy of his life.
A Mass of Celebration in honor of James Meyer is scheduled for July 7, 2025, at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Dallas, starting at 10:00 AM, followed by a reception. He is survived by his loving parents, John and Victoria; his older brother, Jason; his younger sister, Natalie; and his four children.
Those who knew James Meyer are grappling with his loss yet remember him with affection and admiration. His adventurous spirit, commitment to family, and dedication to his work will be missed but cherished forever in the hearts of those he touched.
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