James M. Allwin

I miss you so much...

To the Allwin Family - Believe it or not, it is December 2009, and I just learned of Jim's passing through my friend, Kathleen. Please accept my most deepest and heartfelt condolences. I worked as an Admin. Asst. at Morgan Stanley for 10 years in the MSAM group under Jim. Jim was more than a wonderful person; he was kind, considerate, caring and treated everyone with courtesy and respect. He was a gentleman, and it was an honor to work with him. Again, please accept my sympathy, and may...

Hiya Sir, I think of you often still. Your absence from this world is surely noticed and awfully missed. There are so many things I learned from you in the short time we had together. You are an extraordinary individual, who gave more to this world than many will ever do. It was my honor and pleasure to have spent the last few years of your life by your side. I am eternally grateful to have met you. Please bring some peace to all of those you loved most. I find it is not so easy to be...

It has been seven months and my heart is breaking every day, over and over again because you are no longer with me. I am eternaly grateful to have been such an important part of your life. You are and always will be the love of my life. As promised, I will meet you in heaven where we can continue our life and love together

Mr. Allwin was a great man with a huge heart. I know this for sure, I was his caddy whenever he played at the Golf Club of Purchase. We had really good relationship one I won't forget.

As the kid sister of one sister who is suffering from the same ca, and another sister who was your first wife, I will always remember the days of Mary and Jim throughout the high school [Walsh and OLE], college [Wellesley and Yale] and Tuck graduate years...and when the 2 new MBA's left as newlyweds for the Wallstreet world...I am so sorry for you and your loved ones, yet I know you are with God ...please look down on Susan and pray for her and Mom and Dad and all of us. The Pierson Family...

I was deeply saddened by the recent passing of Jim Allwin. I was honored to have taught and coached Jim during his high school days at Walsh Jesuit High School. During that time, I found him to be an intelligent, dedicated, and warm human being. We developed a friendship that last long after he graduated. We can take comfort in the fact that a part of him will continue to live, reflected in the lives of those he touched and guided over the years. He gave of himself, perhaps the greatest...

I first met Jim when I became his personal trainer at his home in Greenwich. There I was able to see what a great family man he was and how proud he was of his family. Later Jim got involved with our company and we witnessed first hand what made him such a great business success. Jim, your family at Plus One Fitness will miss you dearly and we are all better people for knowing you.