James-Bronkema-Obituary

James Robert "Jim" Bronkema

Palm Springs, California

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James Robert "Jim" Bronkema, Managing Partner and CEO of Embarcadero Center, from its inception in 1971 until his retirement in 1989, died in his home in Palm Springs on February 5, 2014. Embarcadero Center is the largest project of its type ever built in San Francisco which led to the...

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Love Mr bronkema he was a wonderful men that help me.

I did sign guestbook earlier but would love to have Jill, Wende or Beri contact me. My Mom, Betty Ripma, would love to hear about your family. Thanks

I was lucky enough to have spent time with Jim, Sharon and Dawn. My life was positively affected and I am thankful.
Sharon, I am sorry for your loss and I wish for you quick healing and happiness with lots of laughter. The time I spent with you all will remain in my fondest memories. Call me anytime...928-707-0801

Today I thought of Jim and looked him up only to find the news of his passing this year. I am so grateful for his friendship and the years I worked at Embarcadero Center - a marvelous and talented mentor.

A wonderful man to work for. It was my pleasure to have Jim as a boss during the twenty year project called Embarcadero Center. He kept the entire staff inspired. Condolences to Sharon. A great lady in her own right.

Our condolences to Sharon and family. Jim was a great guy and good friend. We have many fond memories of holiday dinners with Jim and Sharon. He was a true gentleman and a kind man. He is missed.

As A Designer and as the Modern Movement gains strength for stunning, functional design...I raise the stakes...Master Bronkema is "Iconic" Grand Rapids and all that own one of his designs is fortunate! Respectfully, rock kauffman

I thank you for all that you gave me, both physically and intellectually. You were my most influential relative. Blessings to you and the rest of the family that will be suffering your loss. Boni (niece).

Our deepest sympathy. Jim was a great guy and we are fortunate to have known him. I shall never forget the wonderful guy I flew with in the Navy in WW2. Wendell