James Bookhout

To the Bookhout family,

I am so sorry for your loss. I never met the elder Mr. Bookhout but I knew his son, his wife, Debby, and James and Christy from working at the elementary school they attended. May God comfort you all in this time of grief.

To the family of Mr. Bookhout:

On behalf of Galindo, Sue, and Josie
Rodriguez, please accept our condolences during your time of sorrow.

I am son-in-law to Jack and Ella Erwin,
formerly from Dallas.

We currently reside in Natchitoches, LA.

Respectfully,

Galindo Rodriguez
Associate Professor of Music
Northwestern State University
Natchitoches, LA 71497

Dear Charlotte, my heart aches for you. Jim was such a very special person. I shall always remember the many kindnesses you both extended to me when I was so very young and new to the "FBI game"! I certainly won't forget the home-grown tomatoes and fish which Jim shared or the beautiful dining room furniture when my condo was so empty. Thank you for being such an intricate part of my life. How fortunate that God gave us memories so we can have roses in December. Love to you and Jimmy, ...

I have the fondest memories of Jim Bookhout. My Grandmother played cards with he and his wife when I was a small kid. I joined the FBI after he retired. Jim Bookhout served as the Bank Robbery Coordinator in the Dallas Division and compiled detailed summaries of each case and could easily identify the suspect within minutes from previous robberies. An excellent Special Agent who made great contributions to our country.