T. James Smithwick

Dear Members of the Smithwick Family:

My sincere condolences to all of you on your loss of Jim. I was Jim and Bonnie's next door neighbor when they lived on East 84th Street and certainly knew them both until they moved to Bronxville. As a matter of fact, when I moved in Bonnie and Jim were the first neighbors to introduce themselves and I instantly liked them.I continue to live in the building and a week doesn't go by when I don't think of them at least once or twice.
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Marleen,

I am very sorry for your lose to you and your family. James sounded like a great man who was a strength to all your family. Me and my family's prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Rick

To all of Jim's family,
We were so deeply saddened by this tragic news. Please know our hearts go out to you all and that we are thinking of you at this most difficult time. We hope that when you gaze at the sky each night and witness that beautiful pink color as it so often is, you must believe that it is both Jim and Bonnie telling you that they are together and they are alright.
Our prayers are with you.
Frank and Ginger Reid

To all the family members in this loss and to my friend and co-worker Marleen Galas, his sister my deepest regrets.

May the healing power of Jesus Christ touch each and everyone of you in your special needs as you go through this loss.

With Sympathy,
Lynda Quandt

My deepest sympathies to you all Marleen is a Wonderful person, so James must have been as well. I'm sure James touched many lives and will never be forgotten, only missed greatly.

To Jim's son and daughter: Your father was a good and strong man. While you both may see only darkness now, someday you will shine in the light of his memory.