James Borton

I knew Jim from my childhood growing up with Ken and Sharon, Jim always came outside to play softball with us. I remember him as very kind, soft spoken and a great memory. I havent seen Jim in years but when I did, he remembered my name, which to me was a surprise because half the time my Dad couldn't remember who I was out of us 3 girls ( lori, penny, sherry). Ken and Sharon I am sorry to hear of Jim's passing it's never easy to lose someone we love but it brings us peace when we know that...

It was a pleasure to have known you.

My heart goes out to all of Jim's family. Prayers to everyone.

My big brother Jim made my childhood one adventure after another. He had us playing baseball, hockey, touch football, games and anything else his imagination could think of. His memory was amazing. Thanks for the memories Jim! Sis Gerry

He was the best daddy. I'll never forget all the memories he left me. I know he's watching over us. Smiling bright. I miss u daddy and i love u so much. RIP

My deepest sympathies to his family. He put up a courageous fight. I have such fond memories and remember well he and Gracie getting married. May God grant you peace today and all the days to come. My prayers continue for you all. Love you