12/02/2025
Jim was a good friend, awesome coworker, a well of knowledge, idiom collaborator, great writer, and so much more. He is missed. For me, I will miss hearing about his food adventures, our endless art conversations, and most of all, I miss my friend.
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James Mark Manheim was born in Wilmington, Delaware, to Martha and Michael Manheim. From age three, he grew up in Toledo, Ohio, where his father taught at the University of Toledo and his mother, later, at Siena Heights College, in Adrian, Michigan. He graduated from Ottawa Hills High School, where....
