Atty. James S. Kaufman

I sure loved you, my adopted Uncle Jim... Loved all the times you and Mary came over to the house to visit my parents. I miss you!!

My parents, Ed and Barbara Carlson, were good friends with Jim and Mary. As a child I called him Uncle Jim and I would sit at his feet when he visited and he'd tell me stories about court cases ... I loved him dearly. I remember his wife Mary and my mom and I went to see Love Story many decades ago... God be with you Mary and all who loved Jim!

I cant believe you have been gone for a year. Seems like yesterday we were having dinner with Ann. Miss you. Hope you and Mary have found each other again and are happy.

We are so sorry to lose Jim. He was truly a caring and gentle man. It was our good luck to have been his neighbor all these years. We'll miss him.
Bob & Nancy Flanagan

I met Jim's few years ago in Estero, FL. We both resided in Villagio during the winter months. I immediately got a feeling that he was honest, thoughtful, and considerate of others. He was a true asset to our community and always willing to give advice when asked. He will be missed.
Rest In Peace my friend.

Jimmy was such a nice guy. We used to discuss the law, charming topics like the artificial channeling of the surface waters. RIP, Jimmy.

I met Jim and Mary at Villagio, their winter home in Estero, FL. We became very good friends over the years. Jim and I would always tease each other. I would always say How's my boyfriend today). He would always greet me with Hey girlfriend, so nice to see you:. He was always a great listener and advisor. He was one of the sweetest men I have ever met. Rest In Peace Jim, Mary has been waiting for you.

Will miss my telephone chats with dear cousin Jimmy. He was a sweet, loving, gentle man. Loved listening to his stories about our family. Jim is now with his beloved Mary. My condolences to all.