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Jim passed away on July 7th 2011. He was at the Gym hitting the heavy bag as he liked to do when his heart gave out. Jim followed his passion having fought 46 professional heavyweight boxing matches from the early 80's through the mid 90's. He died with dignity with his gloves on. Jim will be honored in 2012 by RING 4 where he will be inducted into the boxing hall of fame for his lifelong contribution to the sport.
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I'm always happy to see Jim on Clarendon Street when I am walking to my office. I have often wondered about Jim's background. It's interesting to know he was a boxer. I hope Jim's health is good and that he is doing well.
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Jim passed away on July 7th 2011. He was at the Gym hitting the heavy bag as he liked to do when his heart gave out. Jim followed his passion having fought 46 professional heavyweight boxing matches from the early 80's through the mid 90's. He died with dignity with his gloves on. Jim will be honored in 2012 by RING 4 where he will be inducted into the boxing hall of fame for his lifelong contribution to the sport.
Jim was a good man and will be missed. I always looked forward to his cheery countenance in the morning after getting off the train. He was out working whether there was rain, snow, heat or cold. God bless.
Jim was a wonderful guy. For the past three years, my wife, daughter and I have chatted with Jim on our way to school. During this time, we have come to enjoy Jim as a friend and to admire his perseverance and positive outlook. He was thoughtful about his life and proud of his children. This year we have looked for Jim at his regular spot every day and only just heard the news of his passing. We will miss him.
Patrick, Sophie and Carla Benzie
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