James Bonfield Obituary

My Brother Jim! He and I were partners our whole life. Without the guidance of my father, I looked to my older brother Jim.I never realized how really connected we were until now. I loved Jim and miss him.

Dad
What can I say I have been a wreck without your advise and guidance this last year. I feel set adrift and lost. P.s. Mom is doing well but misses you. What am I gonna do with 42 pairs of size 10 1/2 golf shoes?? Love ya
Dan

Uncle Jim,

It's hard to believe it's almost been one year now since you left us! I miss you very much and wish we had more time with you here on earth! You definately left a void in our family that can't be replaced. I think about you all the time and will never forget your kindness!

Did you have something to do with the Cubs spending so much money this year??????

Love,
Kevin

Mrs. Bonfield & Family:



I worked with Jim for 6 six years at Copar Corp. and enjoyed every minute of it. He was a wonderful man, always happy to help me with any problem or situation that occured. He will truly be missed.

Please accept my sincere sorrow in Jim's passing.

Dawn, Donna, Dan,

Though I'm saddened at your loss, I can't help but to smile at the memories I have of you all.

Be strong in the days ahead.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

It was with great sadness to hear about Jim's passing. I had the pleasure of working with him on our accounting software at Copar Corporation. He was a very kind and patient man. My deepest sympathy to all of the Bonfield family. He will be greatly missed.

Donna ,Dawn and all the Bonfield Family Please accept our Deepest Sympathy in your Loss ,Jim.WE are Dan Dyra's Parents and Met you Many times at their House With Beridine ,And I know it is a Sorrowful Loss to Them ,Because They Thought the World of You and Your Family You are in our Prayers Now and Always .God Bless You and all Your Family

LOve Pat and Dorothy Dyra

Well Jim I guess you'll be programing for the Big Guy now, I'm sure you have at least 10 ideas already for improving the bookkeepping in Heaven. Working with you over the years has taught me allot about the professional side of this business and about how a client needs to be treated. You were a valued college but more importantly you were someone I could trust and count on.



I will miss you my friend.

Gonna miss you Jimbo. You were a lousy golfer, fair poker player, and as great a friend as a guy could ask for. I admit I got a little sand in my eyes when Donna called.

You are going to be missed very much Jim. It was a joy being related to you