JAMES A. BAIN

Dear Leslie and Jim,
My dear friend, Margaret, told Me of your Dad's passing.
First of all, my deepest sympathies to you both and to your whole family.
Second, now please don't tell anyone - but Uncle Jim was my favorite. A fantastic, caring man who always 'caused' so much fun anywhere he went. Just a wonderful man. I will remember him dearly.
I hope all your memories will help to be your source of strength.
Lots of love to you both,
Maryann Dowling

Leslie and Jim I just heard about your Dad and send you my prayers. He was certainly a wonderful man and touched so many lives. thoughts and hugs go to you and your families. Love Joan (Baird) Timko

Dear Leslie and Jim,
I was deeply saddened after hearing of the passing of your dad. I have such fond memories of our early days on Feidler Dr. and watching you two growing up with my children. I loved Yvonne.
My husband Joe had worked at GE and remembers your dad being the "smartest" analyst in the engineering dept. I was out of town all last week and couldn't make the memorial. Michael txt'd me...
Much love to both of you and your families. Helen Keim Schneider and Joe Schneider

Your family have my deepest sympathy. May God bless you all with strength and peace. Ps.119:165

Jim was an engineer's engineer. Every time we worked together, and there were many times, I always learned something. I always looked up to Jim, as a role model for how to think and conduct myself as an engineer. He has a special place in my heart.

So sorry to hear that Jim has passed. We sure will miss him. It was a pleasure to know him.

We extend our deepest sympathy to Sheila and the Bain family. Jim was revered as an Engineer at GE Transportation and he was also a good friend and neighbor. Mike and Tina Donikowski

Dear Jim: My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this difficult time. - Jeff Pollock, Esq., Sq. Hill

My condolences to Bain family. Jim was a Christian brother to me at Elmwood Church. One of the finest men I have even known.