I have so many “Boyle” moments to treasure. He will always make me smile. His friendship and leadership contributed to my personal foundation over the last 30+ years. He taught me the importance of humor, to always be creative, to get up when you get knocked down and how to care for your team members. He was always there, always listening, always willing. I am truly blessed to have had him in my life.
Fran and Jim’s family have my forever love and support.

Jim was a boss who had your back. He fostered a safe place to vent and a myriad of calm admonitions to help you. When there was political upheaval in the company he stayed by his people and I’m time as the situation would adjust he would be on top and his people with him.

I always appreciated his wisdom and advice and he picked me out and mentored me as I am sure he did others

A truly great guy!

I knew Jim for over 60 years.
I have to admit I haven’t been in touch very often over recent years, but I have so many great memories that I will always cherish. A lot of them have to do with Jim’s great laugh, split second sense of humor, and an innate intelligence that was hard to match. A great family man, and a great friend. I’ll miss you, Jimbo.

Fran and family, so sorry to hear of Jimmy's passing. We were classmates at Egan. I remember Jim as one of the smartest in our Class of 70. Lost touch after graduation, but thought about Jim many times. Cherish his memory and your good times together. Sorry I won't be able to attend the services but my prayers are with you.

Jim was a dear friend to my brother Bill. Growing up, I never remember Jim with anything but a huge smile on his face. It may have been an impish grin, but cheery nonetheless.

My prayers are with his beloved family.