A cup o Tea during an Irish Breakfast with Himself!

We are so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing! We were frequent guests at his place and other events that he catered. He will be missed for sure. A true gentleman .
The Cieslak Family

To Linda and family.  My sincere condolences on your loss.  Jimmy was one of a kind.  Many great memories from the Coca Cola days and St Patricks day parties in New Paltz.  My prayers and thoughts are with you.

The world’s loss is heaven’s gain. Jim was such a great friend and we have such fond memories of hanging out with him and his team  after many West Point events. Jim was such a special friend of West Point, and he had tremendous respect for everything associated with it. So we feel it is appropriate to say, “Well done! Be thou at peace.”

A warm greeting, inviting smile and a twinkle in his eyes. We’ll miss you Jimmy, may you rest in peace.

Jimmy will always be remembered for all the kindness and warm welcomes he gave to  everyone having the pleasure to be in his company. His Friendship to myself and my family after losing my husband Dennis on 9/11 was such a comfort. I remember the day I walked into the Pub searching for his advice on how to do a run. I knew he was the man who would guide me and give me all the support I needed. Jimmy held my hand and was there every step
Of the way providing love, support, food and volunteers for 10 years. Heaven opened him with open arms. I loved that I got to see him in his top hat and all his glory when I went to Loughrans on St. Patrick’s Day! My sincere Condolences to the Loughran Clan. 
Thanks for sharing him  with us.☘️
Kathy Devlin

Ill never forget the day Jim Loughran gave me my first job. It was a sping afternoon after school and my dad took me to Loughran to see if they needed a dish washer. I walked in asked the bartender if they where hiring and was introduced to Jim, He just said yes, my mind was blown that he didn't ask me any questions just if I can start tonight. I was "dressed up" for my interview so I ran back to the car and went home to change. Jim gave me a chance and I credit that man with giving me the opportunity to find the job I am passionate about.

I met so many wonderful people and good friends  working at Loughrans, and I'll never forget all the great times we had there.

Jim still is the best boss I've ever had and I will always miss swinging by when I come home on leave to check in. Rest in peace Jimmy.

In Loving Memory of Jim Loughran

A big thank you to Jim Loughran for all the years he poured into making Loughran’s more than just a place to work or eat—it was a home. Jim created an atmosphere where everyone, from guests to employees, truly felt like family. It wasn’t just about good food and great service; it was about the way Jim made everyone feel welcome, valued, and part of something special.

Jim’s generosity and the warmth he brought to every corner of the restaurant made it a place people loved to be. He built a community, a space where friendships were made, and where everyone could feel at ease. It’s hard to imagine Loughran’s without him, but we’ll always carry those memories with us.

Jim, thank you for everything you gave us. You’ll always be remembered, and your legacy will live on in the laughter, the stories, and the friendships that you helped create. You’ll be missed, but never forgotten. Love Allison (Ally) Wesley Colby Chase Preston Rob

Jim Loughran was not only a good friend to all, he was an institution of Salisbury Mills. This man had an event for every season. They included skiing, biking, canoeing, kayaking, softball, running, golfing, hiking, and more that I can’t recall at this moment. These pics are from his annual golf trip to Orlando, Florida. Twin Peaks is where we watched the Super Bowl.
He was a great friend and person to all!
Louie

Dear all of Jim Loughran’s family, our sincere and saddest condolences on the loss of Jimmy. Our family considered him part of our family as our father was always insistent we have all family dinners, events and Easter dinner at Loughrans to support the local businessman that always treated us like family. No matter our father showed up for lunch on Saturday before opening hours, or St Patrick’s day before lunch was ready or our Mom walked in requesting her reservation be changed from 6 to 10 to 20 as more of her Children and grandchildren were coming to dinner. Jimmy was always smiling, respectful and a great sense of humor. He will be missed dearly by all of our family and many in the community. 
God speed Jimmy 🙏
All our love,
The Hastings family

He will always be remembered by the many students and teachers he touched with his beautifully decorated, annual Thanksgiving feast at our school. Here he is carving one of many turkeys.

I worked for Jim on his Coke route during four summers in the mid 70s. Although I lost touch with Jim I have many fond memories of those long summer days . Jim was a hard worker who always had time to chat with his many customers. He was one of the most optimistic people I ever knew and had a great sense of humor. RIP Jim

So sorry to hear of Jimmy’s passing. Jim and Liz made our wedding so memorable not only to us but our guests. Loughrans restaurant was such an important part of our relationship. Rich asked to marry at the restaurant as that was our first date. Where we started our relationship. We loved the Chile contests and enjoyed bringing our friends and family to a fun afternoon. Jim always greeted us with a smile and was always gracious to us. We are not at hone but wish all him family and Liz our deepest condolences. He will be sorely missed

Dear Loughran family,

Jim and I were dear friends and shared many good times together.  He will be sadly missed.  

Deepest sympathy,
Wayne Alsdorf and family

So sorry to hear, he is a great man and help anybody he can, God bless him and your family, my prays are with you, your friend  Keith Broderick

Condolences to the Loughran family.  Jim was a good friend for many years and very active in the community. He will be greatly missed by all that knew him.
Debbie and Mike Schiraldi

One of many Family Christmas celebrations. Usually Uncle Jim would be snoozing on a couch.

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James A Loughran

30 octobre 1949 – 12 janvier 2025

David T. Ferguson Funeral Home

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