James Boynton was born in 1938 to Harold and Georgia Boynton. He attended Garden City Schools. Then served in the United States Army for two years. During that time he met and married Annah Kincaid. They became the parents of a son Richard and a daughter Diana.
Known to his family as Jimmy he was always an avid hunter. Northern Michigan was a favorite spot to look for that buck.
He was an easy going, quiet demeanor fellow who is missed by many friends and relatives.
After serving in the Army Jimmy followed in his father's footprints as a painter. He worked for General Motors for many years as a maintenance painter. Retirement was just around the corner when cancer showed its ugly head and took him quickly in 1994 at the age of 55 years.
Known to his family as Jimmy he was always an avid hunter. Northern Michigan was a favorite spot to look for that buck.
He was an easy going, quiet demeanor fellow who is missed by many friends and relatives.
After serving in the Army Jimmy followed in his father's footprints as a painter. He worked for General Motors for many years as a maintenance painter. Retirement was just around the corner when cancer showed its ugly head and took him quickly in 1994 at the age of 55 years.
James Boynton was born in 1938 to Harold and Georgia Boynton. He attended Garden City Schools. Then served in the United States Army for two years. During that time he met and married Annah Kincaid. They became the parents of a son Richard and a daughter Diana.
Known to his family as Jimmy he was always an avid hunter. Northern Michigan was a favorite spot to look for that buck.
He was an easy going, quiet demeanor fellow who is missed by many friends and relatives.
After serving in the Army Jimmy followed in his father's footprints as a painter. He worked for General Motors for many years as a maintenance painter. Retirement was just around the corner when cancer showed its ugly head and took him quickly in 1994 at the age of 55 years.
Known to his family as Jimmy he was always an avid hunter. Northern Michigan was a favorite spot to look for that buck.
He was an easy going, quiet demeanor fellow who is missed by many friends and relatives.
After serving in the Army Jimmy followed in his father's footprints as a painter. He worked for General Motors for many years as a maintenance painter. Retirement was just around the corner when cancer showed its ugly head and took him quickly in 1994 at the age of 55 years.
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