Jim lived his life wholeheartedly for Jesus. Jim never met a stranger, and never missed an opportunity to point someone to the love of Jesus whether it be a valet clerk, or a grocery store attendant. He will be most remembered for the way he unapologetically shared his faith, and his love for Christ with others. Jim was a devoted husband, father and grandfather. He adored his wife and loved his children and grandchildren beyond measure. Jim loved well and deeply. He lived his life in service to God and others. Jim is a veteran of the Vietnam War. A proud American patriot, he served honorably in the United States Army.
Jim was the founder and CEO of Yonkers Industries, Inc. He was extremely passionate about his work, exceeding his clients’ expectations, and the well-being of his employees. Jim is preceded in death by his parents, Marie and Robert Yonkers, his sister Barbara Yonkers Carpenter, his nephew Matthew James King, and his grandson, Ethan Gregory Workman. Jim is survived by his loving wife, Sabrina Yonkers; his children, Halle Workman (Steve Roush), Trent Yonkers, Jimmy Yonkers, Mark Yonkers (Kendra Yonkers), and Josh Jackson; his siblings, Dolores Yonkers Toth (Jim Toth), Robert Yonkers (Virginia Yonkers), Karen Yonkers Mullins (Allen Mullins), Susan Rego, Salli King, Kim Yonkers (Linda Yonkers), and Mark Yonkers (Gay Yonkers); his grandchildren, Afton Beer, Aiden Workman, Ella Jackson, London Yonkers, Liam Workman, Elora Koszewski, Ben and Selena Roush; and great-grandson, Kai Acklin.
Jim was an extraordinary man, he had a keen ability to believe in people in a way that changed lives. He lived generously and with an eternal perspective. He profoundly touched the lives of all who came in contact with him. His time on earth is done, but the impact he had on those he loved will be carried on in his legacy, for the glory of Jesus Christ, whom he loved most of all.
A service celebrating Jim’s life will be held on Wednesday, January 13th at 1pm at Church in the Son.
In lieu of flowers, the family invites you to please consider making a donation to ‘Church in the Son,’ in Jim’s honor. www.churchintheson.com
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