Jimmy E. Naggi
Jimmy Edwin Naggi, age 59, of Saint Louis, Missouri, passed away on October 19, 2025, at SLU Hospital. He was born on February 9, 1966, in Saint Louis, to the late Joseph and Joan Naggi.
Jimmy is survived by his beloved daughters, Adriana Naggi and Alicia Rojas (Juan), and his former wife, Gena Naggi. He is deeply missed by his cherished grandchildren, Julissa and Valentino Rojas. He is lovingly remembered by his siblings, Janice Woodruff (Mark), Jolene Jahraus (Jerry), Jeff Naggi (Roland), Jon Naggi (Maria), and Jill Cole (Dave). He was also adored by his many nieces and nephews, all of whom will remember his warmth, humor, and generous spirit. He was preceded in death by his father, Joseph Naggi; his mother, Joan Naggi; and his brother, Gary Naggi (Debbie).
Jimmy had a deep love for the outdoors and found peace in fishing. He also enjoyed woodworking and bowling, spending many happy hours doing the things he loved most. His creativity, patience, and laughter touched everyone around him. His kindness, humor, and hardworking spirit will be missed by all who knew him.
A memorial service to celebrate Jimmy’s life will be held on Saturday, November 8, 2025, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Saint Louis Cremation, 2135 Chouteau Avenue, Saint Louis, MO 63103.
Love and miss you Jimmy. 🩷
Jimmy was a great guy he was are sterile cycle truck driver i loved every Friday when he came to the hospital. He was one of the greatest
Back in the day Jimmy and his family would come over on Saturdays to BBQ and throw washers.. if you werent on Jimmys team you most likely where going to lose because he was the only person I knew that could drop all 3 washers in the box damn near every time.Speaking of BBQ he was a hell of a cook. you where way to young Jimmiano ….love ya bro
For 50 years I’ve called him my Uncle Jimmy. As a teenager I could always depend on him to be available when I’d done something stupid. Many times he was that phone call to give me a ride from somewhere I wasn’t supposed to be. For most of my adult life I considered him more of a friend. I will miss the phone calls that always began with “Hey Dawny it’s Uncle Jimmy”. We didn’t always agree and he always knew I would let him know when I didn’t agree (not that he enjoyed hearing it) but that never diminished the love I had for him.
There are two words that I feel in my heart describe Jimmy as I knew him which are LOYAL and KIND. He would literally give you the shirt off his back if he loved you. He was kind to his core.
Our family will forever have a void without his smile. I pray he is resting in the arms of Jesus for all of eternity.
I will love you forever Uncle Jimmy.
Jimmy was always a kind and loving man. I have some great memories from when we were younger that I will cherish & keep in my heart forever. I know he loved his family & friends with all his heart. I will miss his laugh and his bright smile. Love ya Jimmy RIP. Hugs and love to your family & friends who will miss you so very much. ♥️