James L. Jim Heiman

james heiman
Heiman, James L. “Jim”, 73, businessman, went to be with the Lord Saturday, June 27, 2009. Rosary and visitation with the family 6:00 P.M. Tuesday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Andover. Visitation 10:00 A.M. and Funeral Mass 11:00 A.M. Wednesday both at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Butler, MO. Jim was born December 31, 1935 in Montrose, MO and has been a Wichita resident since 1966. Jim was a businessman and entrepreneur with interest in grain merchandising, grain elevators, trucking, leasing, banking finance, oil producing, land developing, and commodities trading through his companies McCormick Grain, Heiman Company, Conway Bank, Cedar Bluff Cattle Feeder, and American Gasahol Refinery, Inc. Jim was also a member of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. He was preceded in death by his parents, Cornelius and Lucy (Hake) Heiman; sisters, Rita Gibbons and Evelyn Brownsberger. Jim is survived by his wife of 46 years, Judy; son, Jeffrey J. and wife Josie and their daughters, Sidney, Paris, and London; and son Jerod J. Heiman, all of Wichita; brothers, Harold, of Kansas City, MO, Frederick “Ted”, of Wichita, Jerome, of Holden, MO, Charles “Chas”, of Rockville, MO; sisters, Bernice Griggs, of Nevada, MO, and Beatrice “Bea” Page, of Butler, MO. Memorials have been established with St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, 123 N. Andover Rd, Andover, KS, 67002, St. Patrick Catholic Church, 400 W. Nursery St., Butler, MO, 64730-1942, and Double Branch Christian Church or Cemetery, RR5, Butler, MO, 64730. Rosary and visitation 6:00 P.M. Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at St. Vincent de paul Catholic Church, Andover

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  1. Jerod, I am sorry to hear about the recent loss of your father. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

  2. To Judy & Family, We were deeply shocked and saddened when we heard about Jim. So sorry. His warm smile and friendly handshake at SVdP Church will be greatly missed.

  3. I was shocked and saddened to learn of Jim’s passing. Among other fine traits, Jim was ‘old school’, with every deal guided by common sense and closed with a hand shake. For those of us who still aspire to that way of doing business, Jim will live on as our inspiration. Count on it. Me and my family will remember Jim, you, and your family in thought and in prayer.

  4. To the Heiman family, we are saddened to learn of your loss. May God be with you and bring you peace during this most difficult time. Our prayers are with your family.

  5. Judy, Jeff, Jerod & Family, Jim was a great business man & family man who I learned so much knowledge from. My life and my family’s life are better off knowing Jim. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. God has some pretty good company up there now!

  6. Jerod and Family, So sorry to hear about your father’s passing. Know that many of us have you in our prayers at this time. Bless you and yours,

  7. Jerod and Family, We were saddened to hear about your father’s passing. Please know you all are in our thoughts and prayers in your time of sorrow.

  8. To the Heiman family, I was deeply saddened to hear of Jim’s passing. I traded grain with Jim for over 20 years and could have never asked for a better person to do business with. He was also a gentleman away from the office and I am proud to say I had the opportunity to know Jim for all of those years. I know he will be missed.

  9. Judy and family—-Our prayers, sympathy and love are with you all—we had been gone for a while and when we got home last night, I had messages about Jim—-what a shock—will talk to you later–

  10. Judy, Cec and I are saddend by Jim’s death, although we have not been in touch recently we charish the friendships and fun times we have had together. Please accept out sympathy.


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