James Roy Benjamin

November 25, 1940 - July 18, 2021

James Roy Benjamin Born: 11-25-1940, Racine, WI. Reborn in Christ many years ago Died: 7-18-2021, Eden, Utah Jim returned to his heavenly home on 7-18-21. Jim earned his living as an executive level sales professional in the publishing industry. He was a handsome, classy-dressing romantic husband who adored his wife, Dianthe (the way most women only dream of) He was the committed manly DAD that every child desires. He had an amazingly positive infectious attitude toward life and was enthusiastic about everything he engaged in including his marriage, raising his children, professional sales, golfing, hunting and fishing just to mention a few. He was a friend to many and a stranger to none. He will be deeply missed by all. While Jim was passionate about all the roles mentioned above, more than anything, he would want YOU to know the truth and the love of the GOOD news of the gospel of Jesus Christ that saved him by the gracious love and mercy of God. Jim valued Christ’s redeeming love and sacrifice so much that he desired nothing more than to share the good news and the hope within him with everyone he met. He became an evangelist really. If you met him, you knew Jim’s loving concern for you and your soul. Jim was a Father of 6, grandfather of 15, great grandfather of 6 and a Friend to everyone he met. Surviving are his 6 children: Tom (Stephanie) CA, Steven (Elizabeth) UT, Michael (Alison) CA, Bryan (Sally) CO, Kimberly (Marty) MT, Kevin (some cutie) CO. Others surviving are Jim’s siblings of Racine, WI: Larry (Kathy) Benjamin, David (Renee) Benjamin, Maryann (Gene) LaMartina. Additionally, Jim has a beautiful spiritual family in Branson, MO., Where he and Dianthe lived for many years, that he not only passionately loved, but that also passionately loved him and Dianthe as well. Jim was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Dianthe, Father & Mother (Irwin and Irene Benjamin), brother (Duane DeCaire), Nephew (Larry Benjamin) and grandson (Adam Boone). Family and Friends celebrated life with Jim on Father’s Day and afterward Jim indicated that he was so satisfied that he preferred to have no other formal services.