James D. Greenwood, 41, of Springfield, Massachusetts, passed away at his home on September 15, 2026.

James was born on October 6, 1984, in Holyoke, Massachusetts. He was the beloved son of Catherine Storozuk of Connecticut and Scott Bellemore of Maine, and the loving brother of Brandy Bellemore of Holyoke.

James was a graduate of Chicopee Comprehensive High School, where he studied welding. He spent the last few years of his career as a tow truck driver for AAA, a profession that suited his hardworking nature and determination.

Above all else, James cherished his daughter Nina and son Jameson. Spending time with Nina and Jameson brought him tremendous happiness, and the memories they created together will remain a lasting part of their lives.

James was also blessed with a lifelong friendship with his best friend since childhood, JD Chancery. Their friendship was built over many years and was an important part of James’s life. The memories, laughter, and experiences they shared will always be treasured.

James had a deep love for his dogs, Frostbite and Romeo, who were an important part of his life. He also carried a special place in his heart for Ivory, who passed away and was dearly loved and missed.

One of James’s greatest passions was rebuilding his Impala. He took pride in working on the car and enjoyed the time, effort, and dedication that went into bringing it back to life.

James will be remembered for his love of his children, his devotion to his dogs, his hardworking spirit, his close relationships with family and lifelong friends, and the passions that brought him happiness. His presence will be deeply missed, but the memories he created with his family and loved ones will remain forever.

James is survived by his children, Nina S. Antunes and Jameson D. Greenwood; his sister, Brandy Bellemore; his cousin, Amy Lebron of Holyoke; his lifelong best friend, JD Chancery of Ware; his uncle, Steven Bellemore of Holyoke; his mother, Catherine Storozuk of Ct; his father, Scott Bellemore of Maine; and his beloved dogs, Frostbite and Romeo. He also leaves behind many loving aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family members, and dear friends, all of whom will deeply miss him and cherish the memories they shared with James.

James was predeceased by his paternal grandparents, Carol A. Bellemore and Armand Bellemore, and his maternal grandparents, Teresa E. Greenwood and Theodore H. Greenwood.

May James rest peacefully, reunited with Ivory, and forever surrounded by the love he gave so freely during his life.