Birth date: Sep 13, 1937 Death date: Jun 9, 2011
Jim Maw Jim Maw was born in Yakima on September 13, 1937 and passed away while traveling in Israel on June 9, 2011. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie Kern; his sons, Steven, Brian and Randy; granddaughters Annabel, Savannah, Eri Read Obituary
Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family during this time of sadness. Even though Jim was a quiet and private individual, he was a person with vast knowledge and a pleasure to have as a friend. He will be missed by us all.##imported-begin##Walt & Marian Frost##imported-end##
There is a big hole in our hearts where Jim's smile used to be. In his warm and quiet way he would light up a room just by being there. To Bonnie and to Steven, Brian and Randy, my heartfelt sympathy for your loss. You were the world to Jim. It was a privilege to have known and worked with him, both in Rotary and on the O Bee Credit Union board. He will be truly missed!##imported-begin##Carolyn Caruso##imported-end##
We were saddened to learn of Jim's passing while on journey in Israel. We will remember him with happy thoughts and memories from our travels within the Harborstone Credit Union. Jim and Bonnie have always been such gracious, pleasant people to be amidst. We know that Jim will be sorely missed by all who were fortunate enough to have crossed paths with him in this journey of life.
Our love and condolences to Bonnie and family.##imported-begin##Bob and Joy Nelson##imported-end##
It was with deep regret that I read of Jim's passing. I was Chairman of the OBee Credit Union Board of Directors from his appointment to the Board in July of 2007 until March of this year. His hard work, dedication, analytical approach, and sense of humor were greatly appreciated. He was always willing to take on special projects and will be missed by all.##imported-begin##Dale Putnam##imported-end##
Was sorry to read of Jim's passing. I was chairman of the Granite Falls School Board when we hired Jim as Supper. I did not know the family but want to express my sympathy to them. I seem to remember that Jim was a Rotarian in Arlington as I was in Everett and would see him occasionally when making up meetings at Arlington. Bill##imported-begin##Bill Miller##imported-end##
Was sorry to hear of the passing of Jim. I know Erin always looked forward to the 4th of July to be spent with her cousins and Grandpa Jim and Bonnie.##imported-begin##Julie Johnson Moser##imported-end##
