Dear Lu and family,
I just learned of Jim's passing and wanted to send my love, prayers and condolences. It was such a blessing to see you both at our last reunion. Many memories flood my soul as I recall the relationship you and Jim had throughout our high school days.  It was no surprise to know you have been sweethearts for 54 years. I know a part of you died with Jim Lu, but as the days and months go on, you can glory in the fact Jim is with the Lord and you will see him again. May the days ahead find you comforted with God's loving arms and with the holidays just ahead, may you have the love of family as you experience the loss of Jim at your gatherings. Know you are being prayed for Lu.
Blessings and sympathy from Shirley Montgomery Lindsay.

I was so sorry to hear of Jim's passing and unfortunately I was not able to attend his service.  I knew Jim for many years while he served on the board of directors at the Food Bank for Larimer County, and I was the Director.  Jim was always thoughtful, and had so much wisdom due to his amazing experiences in life, and was extremely kind and supportive, which made my job so much easier.  He was also a genuine giver of his time and his resources.  I haven't seen him in many years, and I'm sure he will be missed by many.  Lu, my thoughts are with you!  Wendie

Jim and I were classmates in Monroe High School for 4 years.  Knowing our last names, both beginning CON, he always sat in front of me in first period homeroom.  Jim was so kind, movie star good-looking (as Lu knows) and sweet as could be.  Of course, somewhat mischievious (in a good way) in those days.  He and Lu were total soul mates from high school on, such a neat couple.  Everyone loved them both.  The class of MHS '56 so enjoyed their attendance at our 50th reunion in 2006 in Monroe.  He was still the attentive, loving person to Lu as he had always been over the years.  As a close friend of Lu's and Jim, my heartfelt sympathy goes out to Lu and their family in this time of sorrow.  Jim will be forever remembered as a great friend and classmate from my hometown of Monroe, WI.

I remember being with Jim on several service trips in the early years.  One in particular was with him and Ted Oberg.  We flew into San Francisco and stayed overnight before going to Sunnyvale, Ca.  (Can't remember the customers name anymore)  It happened to be Saint Patrick's Day so we decided to go to China Town.  Of course we had a few green beers and had a good time.  Yes Jim was a fun guy to be around and I enjoyed working with him.  Our thoughts and prayers go out to Lu & Family at this time.
Regards
Dale & Bobbi Lindquist

We wish to say Thank You to your loved one for his service to our great country.  Our sympathies are with your family.

Marine Corps League Auxiliary #785
Fort Collins, CO

Lu, Mike and Tom

My thoughts and prayers are with each of you and your families.  I had the great pleasure of working with and learning from Jim during my time in Sales at Woodward.  He was always willing to help and took time to teach and mentor those surrounding him.  Beyond he normal working hours, he played a mean game of racquet ball and was always tough to beat.  We were to play a game the Saturday that our daughter was born.  I will always have very fond memories of Jim as he was classy, fun and just an all round good fellow.  

I trust the LORD will be with you in this time of sorrow and loss.

Respectfully,

Don Cook

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James E. Condon

10 diciembre, 1937 – 28 octubre, 2013

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