James Edward Baldwin

June 9, 2017
James Edward Baldwin

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Jim Baldwin, 89, of Hendersonville passed away, Friday, June 9, 2017.

He was a native of Minnesota and the son of Peter and Anna Knuson Baldwin.

Jim was a U.S. Merchant Marine for seven years and retired from Ford Motors in Mount Clemens, MI after 36 years.

Survivors include his loving wife of 28 years, Irma Baldwin; son, James Scott Baldwin and his wife, Mei; stepson, Alex Schalm; stepdaughters, Ursula and Monicalee Schalm; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild; one great-great-grandchild; and niece, Judy and her husband, Willy.

No local services are planned.


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  • June 15, 2017
    William E. Martin says:
    Thursday, June 15, 2017 5:32 PM St. Petersburg, Russia My Uncle Jim provided wonderful Summer vacations for me when I was young. We would work all evening building “traction masters” and go-carts in his garage. He took me on a two-week road trip through Canada in a very fast Chevy 409. Weekend in Sarnia, Canada at the Holiday Inn were marvelous. He wired my first house in West Branch, Michigan and built a hydraulic wood-splitter for me. I flew with him every chance I got. He will be missed and my sincerely sympathy goes to all his family and friends. With all my love, bill martin 116 Grand Pavilion Isle of Palms SC 29451

  • June 15, 2017
    JOANNE BOSTROM says:
    What a great Uncle he was! He always was giving us rides in the coolest cars at that time or flying us in his plane! I have many fond memories of holiday gatherings and Michigan summer picnics - he was the life of the party with that infectious laugh! He and my dad were good friends and enjoyed their time together smoking cigars and telling jokes. May he rest in peace.