James Kornkven

Jim was one of the first people I knew in Kenosha when I moved here, though I did not meet him or know his family until many years after; I was a regular reader of his column in the Kenosha News, and appreciated it greatly. It was an excellent introduction to our great Kenosha community. Jim's considerable contributions and insight are and will be missed.

My sincere sympathies to Jim's wife & children. I first got to know Jim in the mid sixties submitting sports photos from Tremper events and later working with Jim during trying times, as a part time photographer in 1976-77 at the NEWS. Always the professional Jim had intergity and knowledge, and was willing to share. RIP my friend.......,..

Ellen and family, We are truly sorry to learn of your dad's passing. We hope you know how much you all our in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. May God's love and peace be with Jim. Love, Matt,Lisa,Matthew,Mark and Christopher

So sorry for your loss. Good memories. Our prayers are with you.

Jim was a great boss as Kenosha News sports editor when I worked for him, a great and kind person throughout his valued life. My love to his survivors.
John McEvoy

Jim was a good freind and a great sports reporter. He was a stick and ball sports fan, but always found time for motorcycle and drag racing stories. My condolences to Jim's friends and family.