James Frederick Dwyer

Mary, everything I write seems so trite. I just keep going back to the beginning: the Brat Haus, the parties at 20 S. Broom, the 50s parties, the laughter and friendship. I can't know your pain, but I am here if you need anything at all. Jim was such kind man and the hole he leaves must be huge. You are in my thoughts and my heart. Sue Devitt Stevens

mary i am very sorry jim was a very good friend we had many good time from high school on great fun at the football games the last 20 years another one of my friends that has gone too early very sorry for all dennis murphy

Mary and Family, I am so very sorry for your loss. As you know, Jim was like a brother to me: a playmate growing up, a classmate in grade and high school, a roommate in college. We could fill a book with all of the good, and sometimes, difficult times we all shared. I am comforted to know Jim is at peace now and with his Maker. Tom Paul.

Mary, We were saddened to hear about Jim's passing. We can't even express how our hearts ache for you. Jim was a special friend and we will always cherish the memories of our friendship. He was a member of our Brathaus and Pickney St. brotherhood. The Badger games, our weddings, are all special and memorable times in our lives. We will miss him deeply. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. If there is anything we can do to help, please let us know. Bob and Mary Nilles

Mary - I am saddened by your loss, my heartfelt condolences are with you. Jim was a colleague of mine for 20+ years. The paint industry has lost a true icon - he will truly be missed. Matt Docherty