James T. Jongebloed

Mrs. Jongebloed, Jimmy & Jenee,
I had the privilege of working with Mr. Jongebloed often at Pool Company during my career as executive assistant. He was an elegant Southern gentlemen who had a smile for everyone. He was kind and humorous and ever so proud of his family. My sympathy for your loss.

To:
Renee,Jimmy,and Jenee

I'm a cousin {of Jim [and Nick, and Joe, and Johnny, and Mary Liz]} who has lived in Baltimore since 1959.
I am profoundly saddened to hear that cousin Jim has passed.
Although I did not visit or see them frequently, I always was proud to know them for their humanity, genuine friendliness, and success family wise and business success.
At this moment, i have tears welling up in my eyes .
May my thoughts and care go with all of you forever!.

Jerry Nordman

Renee, I can only hope that Jim and Louis are having a Pool reunion in heaven. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family.

Mrs. Jongebloed, Jimmy, and Jenee, and family,

I'll always remember growing up down the street from the Jongebloed family! And, I'll never forget the time in 1985 when Mr. and Mrs. Jongebloed saw me and my parents at a restaurant on Memorial and Mrs. Jongebloed said, "look, Jim, he's a Sigma Chi pledge", to which Mr. Jongebloed said "well, I was a Magister, you know who I am, don't ya!" He was a fine man and a fine brother. Godspeed, Mr. Jongebloed!

May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

In hoc,

Nathan

You and I, Renee, were so fortunate in finding such wonderful guys at U of H and sharing a friendship that goes all the way back to St. Mary's. I'm so sorry, dear friend. Just know that you are much loved and let that give you strength.

Renee I am so sorry for your loss.

I am writing to express my sympathies to Renee and her family. Renee, you were married a long time and had children and grandchildren. That was a wonderful blessing. This sorrow will go away, but will take time.
Very sincerely,
Gretchen Grace

My thoughts and prayers are with you, Renee. Jim was a strong and supportive husband for many years. My hope is that you will find strength and comfort in those memories. Zeta love, Nan Boettcher

Our prayers, love and deepest sympathy to Renee, Jimmy and Jenee and their families.

May God watch over the Jongebloed family, especially my sister-on-law Jenee, help them find peace!

Dearest Renee,
You are in my heart abd in my prayers.
Blessings and Zeta Love,
Kay King

My deepest sympathy to Renee and the family. Jim was nice and beloved friend. May his many good deeds and your memories help sustain you in this time of sorrow.

Dr Robert Debes

Dear Renée,
I am so sorry for your loss. Jim was one of the kindest people I know,
He was loved by all of us at Pool.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Linda Griffin

Renee,

Sorry for your loss. Missed you at the luncheon, but I knew Jim had been ill for some time. It sounds like he was a wonderful person and a great husband to you.

May God help you through your grief.

Rose Ann Leonetti

We would like to express our sincere condolences to you and your family.
Richard and Lynn Johannsen

I will miss a great football' friend! I will keep with me the many good times at UH with Jim, his twin brother, Bill Burch and Paul Reinhardt. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the rest of your family in your time of grief. Horst Paul