James Krohn

Bobbie: I just opened the Longboat Key Observer from Thursday September 9th and read about Jimmy's passing. May happy memories comfort and sustain you as you go forward in life. I did not know that Jimmy was a decorated World War II veteran with prisoner of war experiences. I will be mailing the notice to Adelaide and Stan Krum. After Bill Sandy's party last year, I called them and told them I had a nice visit with both of you. Ruth Engman Engman

Dear Mrs. Krohn,

My condolences to you and your girls. I babysat for you the early 1960's. It was a pleasure, you and Mr. Krohn were always so nice.

Sincerely,

Karen Rae McNish

SEPTEMBER 8.,2010
Dear Bobbie & Family,
Ed & I send our condolences and love. It was a privelege and pleasure to have known him. A prince of a fellow!
Ro and Ed Wheeler

Very sorry to hear of Mr. Krohn's passing.
I always enjoyed his visits to Sarasota Ford , and our conversations about the Big 10 were fun.
He will be missed. "Go Spartans"

Dear Bobbie and family,
So sorry to read about Jimmie. I am remembering all the great times we shared. My deepest sympathy to you all. Ronda Manasse

Dear Bobbie:
So sorry to hear about Jimmie. He was one of my favorite people, a real friend. I lost Marge last April; so I have an idea what you are going through now. Be comforted to know that he truly will be in your heart to help you through the days and years ahead.
Jim Brown

Dear Krohn Family; My sympathies to you in your loved one's passing. I'm very grateful to have managed one of the stores for Mr. Krohn. But more grateful to be able to call him a friend and wonderful boss during my years at Heavenrich's. It was also a special pleasure to know all of you during those years. May you find much gratification in the relationships that Jim provided along the way. Rev. Dave Hensler

Dear Bobbie and family,
I have not been able to call you but I want you to know how sad I am to hear that Jimmy passed. You are special people to me.