Marsha,, I remember you and Jim from Oak Hill Presbyterian Church,,my family Denver, ELizabeth , my parents and Myself, Carolyn belonged to the church. I also remember that you attended art classes with us a few years ago. Sorry to hear of your loss sending my sympathy at this time. Carolyn (McCullough) McDonald

Jim was one of the kindest men I've ever known.  I never heard him say a harsh word about anyone.  He will be missed by all who knew him, but most of all by his family.  They can take comfort in knowing he's in heaven and is running and running and running without wearing out.  I love you, Marsha, Julie and Wes and you will be in my prayers.

Marsha, Wes and Julie, I always thought very highly of Jim and his values. He never judged anyone, was always kind and had the best personality and attitude. I planted a Rose bush in his Memory yesterday. Please know I am there in spirit and Love. Prayers and Blessings for all of you and the Family. The Treasures He left are the Many Memories you have in your Hearts. 

Love
Debbie

My prayers are with you and the family for your loss.  Jim was just a nice person! 

Nick Gibbs, Louisville, KY

Marsha, Wes, & Julie, we were saddened to learn of Jim's passing. He was a wonderful friend across the years. We send our condolences and prayers for you and the family.

I am sorry to hear about Jim's passing.  Jim was one of the friendliest men I have ever had the pleasure to know and was a great joy to work with!  
I remember the great excitement as he would tell stories about all of the fun he and his wife had on his visits with their children and grandchildren.  
My heart goes out to all of you and you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Marsha and family, so sorry for your loss and praying for you.
Chris and Bob Branson

"Marsha, We love you.  We are very bless to meet you as a couple. Jim was in Bolivia in my house!!.. and He like  our food!!.  We spend time remembering our time here in this country and the fun be with you and how He loved the Lord!!!.. Praying for you mi amiga querida!!!
 Jael y Nicolas Churque

Marsha, I am thinking of you and praying for your family. I know what a loss this is. Jim was such a wonderful person.

Marsha, I love you so much!!!!! I miss him already!!! If you need anything you can always call me!! You and everyone else will be in my prayers!

Love Sydney 

Love you both very much!!

To the Stoneman Family-----I am so sorry for your loss. His feathers were never ruffled by any of the antics of those very young Cub Scouts!!!

Marsha, Wes and Julie, you all are in our prayers.  Keith and I spent some time remembering Jim, and what a good man he was; always calm, always warm, always encouraging, so real.  We were blessed to have known him and to have called him a friend.

Marsha,
   I remember my first conversation with Jim.  In 1981 Ron Fuller & I were welcoming him to the Package Engineering Dep't and my initial feeling was: What a great guy! Was that assessment ever on the mark!  We could  never have found a better co-worker and finer friend!  You & Wes & Julie have my deepest sympathies! 
Marlin McCormick

The world has lost a wonderful man, but heaven has gained and angel.Jim always spoke so proudly Marsha of you, Wes and Julie and especially his wonderful grandchildren. It was a pleasure to know him and work with him. May God bless you and your family and keep you strong at this sad time. Sincerely, Marilyn Trombley

What A Shock to hear of Randy's passing!
He was a good friend & B~Day "buddy" ...
great memories! 
Hallelujah! 
He is resting in the arms of Jesus now!
Hugs Marsha, Wes & Julie & families!
xoxoxo Beck n TX

We send you our deepest sympathy at Jim's death.  We remember him with great respect and friendship.  Thankfully, we will see Jim on the Other Side.  God bless you and yours.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your Family during this difficult time. May your memories keep the one you loved close to you in spirit and thought, and always in your heart,
 today and forever.

Jim was a colleague at Mead Johnson, and one of the nicest people I've ever had the opportunity to know.  He spoke highly of his family and loved his job.  I was sorry to hear of his passing and my heartfelt sympathy to his family.  Sincerely, Julie Richardson

Dear Ms. Marsha Stoneman:

 My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I have spoken with you and Jim from time to time in the wlecome center at Christian Fellowship Church. I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time. May God give you and your family the most profound peace and comfort and surround you all with His love during this time. With Warm Regards; I am; In Deep Sympathy; Brandon Harris

Marsha,  I remember Jim as a good fellow BMS employee and Christian brother.
Bruce Long   Mesa AZ

Dear Marsha,
I have fond memories of Jim.  Sali and I enjoyed sharing time with you when you visited Columbus.  God be with you and your family.
Gary and Sali Dorn

What a kind and generous soul Jim was!  He will be missed.  I was fortunate to interface with him at MJN and he had such a sweet personality.  Prayers for the family and rejoice that Jim is now home.  God Bless!

My thoughts are w you and your family Jaq. Love, Love S

My condolences are with Marsha and family. I had the privilege to meet him and Marsha in the CFC connections groups, enjoying pray and study the bible together for a year. He is now in the heaven orchestra playing his trumpet for the glory of God....

"Breezy" from Puerto Rico

Marsha, there are no words that can express how much my heart goes out to you in this difficult time.  "My" Jim always talked about how blessed he was to have "your" Jims comfort and friendship.  I'm sure there is a special place for him in God's Kingdom.

Dear Family,
You have my deepest sympathy. Keeping you all in my prayers.
Melanie Stoneman Garrison

We had great respect for Jim...He had a quiet gentle spirit and will certainly be missed.  I'm glad I knew him.   Angie and Tony Watson

Back in the early 90's, Jim and I had just flown into Newark airport on a business trip for Mead Johnson.  It was late, and it was raining.  We were taking a shuttle to our hotel, and a young lady driver was putting the luggage into the back of the van.  As I quickly ran to get out of the rain, I looked back - Jim was not only helping with his own luggage, he proceeded to help put all of the other travelers' luggage in the van for the young lady.   A simple act of kindness from a true gentleman.  My sincere condolences to the family on Jim's passing.

We know how much 'Jimbo' will be missed by all and we will continue to pray for your family during this tragic time. Jim was always a true gentleman and one of the kindest men I have ever known. It was a blessing to know him.

Jim was the ultimate example of Christian compassion, and we feel privileged to have called him friend. We initially met him as "shepherd" of a CFC Bible study. Our condolences are with Marsha and family. He will be missed by many.

Thank You to Jim Stonemans family for sharing him with us in Zeeland Mi. All of us in PKG enjoyed Jim and looked up to him like a father. Rest in Peace and may God give strength and peace to his wife kids and grand-children.

Jim always made our jobs easier.  He treated all of us in planning like we were special.  Jim was such a good person.  I sure missed working with him.

I am a friend of Rand's sister, Jaqui.  She always spoke of Rand with respect and knew how precious it was to have such a wonderful brother. My prayers go out to the family who have lost a great husband, father, brother, uncle and friend.

Marsha, We grieve for you at this painful loss of your dear husband. At BSF last Monday we were given this quote from Charles Spurgeon "A good character is the best tombstone. Carve your name on hearts not on marble." It sounds like Jim did this. I know he is present with the Lord right now! You are certainly in my prayers for the peace and comfort of God to surround you. Sincerely in Christ,Ruth Feagan

What a wonderful man of God! Jim you will be missed at the MJN FC! To his family, may God bless and hold you in His arms as you go through this trying time.

It was a sincere pleasure to work with Jim throughout the years.  My deepest sympathy to the family.

Jim was always the cup half full person. He had an infectious optimism and a laugh that blessed you all the way down to your socks. He had a love for God's word.  Our hearts are heavy but we know that he is whole and healthy with Jesus. We love you Marsha.

Jim will be greatly missed in the CFC orchestra and as a friend.

We will miss you playing in the CFC orchestra, but we know you are save at home with the Lord. Thank you for sharing your gift with us.

OBITUARY

James R. Stoneman

December 24, 1946 – May 6, 2013

Alexander Funeral Home-East Chapel

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