James Butler "Jimbo" Brennan

As one of his AUSAs I can never forget the opportunity he gave me. Truly of of the kindest people I've ever known ..... of blessed memory

Uncle Jimbo was an easy favorite because he was such a family man, and always smiling. Now matter where you found him, his was the warmest welcome, ready with the quickest quip or trivia, or "let's discuss" the latest news of political or cultural importance. He seemed to blend seamlessly his dedication to his family and his work, serving the public in elected roles and defending civil rights on a human level. No matter the outcome for him personally, he loved the debate and exchange of...

Our thoughts and prayers for our Uncle Terry on his loss, as well as the entire Brennan family. The color and joy of life is somewhat diminished by Jim's death. May he rest in peace. The Kelley-Kranstover family

At a pivotol time in my life Mr. Brennam hired me to the City Attorney's Office. He and his staff gave me an opportunity to really practice law and move forward with my life. Thanks Mr. Brennan. Rest peace! BDS

My sister, Joan and brother, Ron and I were some of the kids blessed to have known Mr. and Mrs. Brennan and their family. My sister and I used to babysit and help Mrs. Brennan with the housework. This arrangement was made to help us pay for our tuition at Pius High School. Bill was around seven or so? My brother remembers Mr. Brennan flooding the backyard in winter so they could ice skate. We had the greatest neighborhood and your family was a large part of it! I think your parents took us...

Condolences to Mary Jo and the entire Brennan family on the passing of your father. He was a community leader who lived a long and productive life. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was privileged to be an Assistant U S Attorney with Jim as my boss. I have the warmest memories and am forever grateful for the opportunity to have worked with and for this wonderful man. My deepest condolences.

Jean and I extend our condolences to the entire Brennan family on the passing of Jim.

Mr. B. was always there for me when I needed advice. He was kind, non judgmental and I knew as he spoke, that he really cared. He helped me make a huge decision in my life and for this I am forever grateful. Mr. B was the first person I got to vote for when I turned 18. I had fun campaigning for him. The MOST FAIR HONEST Politician Milwaukee has ever had. My love to Mary Jo, (my buddy), Nancy, Marty and Bill. You guys were so lucky to have had such an loving dad. RIP Mr. B. together again...