James Lundy Obituary

Sharon and family -
My deepest sympathy to you on your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. We are so sorry for your loss.

Peggy and John Doyle

Dear Aileen,
Bob and I would like to express our sympathies. You both were wonderful neighbors to our family in Oak Lawn. Thank you for 7 wonderful years. We will always remember the holiday weekends in the summer months when Jim would play his Frank Sinatra music for all to hear. I enjoyed it so much that I went and bought a CD. We will continue to play it and think of those many good times and good friends in Oak Lawn. You and your family are in our prayers!!

To:The Lundy's,
I'm very sorry for the loss of your Dad,I will never forget his kindness and generosity, he will be missed.
We send our thoughts and prayers to you and the family.

Aileen and Family,
I was very sorry to hear of Jim's passing. The Jordan Family has many fond memories of Jim Lundy going all the way back to the good old days of Pure Food and Gresham Food. No one ran grocery stores in their day like Jim Lundy and Bill Jordan.What astute business people they were. As Jim would always profess, "success does not come without hard work and a little fun along the way."
Even though my dad's journey took him to IFRA and Jim's to Rainbow, Plants a Plenty and Aileens- their frienship and respect for one another continued. You and Jim were so very kind to my mother in the days , months, and years following my dad's death. You never forgot.Your frienship and love will be remembered always. Maureen- your dad's coming home! God bless Jim Lundy and the Lundy Family.
Brian & JoAnn Jordan

Dear Tim and Family,

I am very sorry for the loss of your father. You are in our prayers.
Suaimhneas síoraí tabhair dóibh, (a Thiarna).

Dear Aileen and Family,

My deepest sympathies to you and yours. I will always remember the fine boss that I had at Gresham Food and Liquors. Jim was great. Yes, hard work, but still always time for a smile. The crew there was fine. Thank you.
Sincerely,

Dear Eileen
My condolences to you and yours. I'm sure that Steve was waiting to greet Jimmy and they will be just fine, the both of them. May God bless you and yours. I send "special" prayers and am sure the cherished memories of your "brother" will sustain not only you, but those who have now tucked him in their hearts forever.
many hugs and much love, me

Dear Sharon and Family,

Your dad will be forever alive in your heart. This is a very difficult time for you and your family, you are in our thoughts and prayers everyday. I am so sorry.

Chuck and Nadine Swierczewski
Chuck, Renee, Tony, and Michael

It's hard for me to put into words how much my Uncle Jim meant to me. As a child I spend alot of time at Uncle Jim's house. Overnights were very special filled with food, fun and lots of my antics (I was the wild one- to say the least). My favorite memory is waking up in the morning and all of us girls climbing into my aunt and uncles' bed to wake Uncle Jim to laugh and rub backs. Of course Aunt Aileen was up in the kitchen already cleaning and getting breakfast ready. He was loved by us all and will be missed.

Dear Lundy Family,
I'm very sorry to hear of Jim's passing. The Henry family will never forget Jim's kindness. He was a good man.

Mrs Lundy, Sharon, and boys...I am so sorry to hear of Mr Lundy's passing...the summer of 1974 was one of the best summers of my life and your family was so much a part of it...Mr Lundy was always ready to give me a hard time about anything and I loved it...my best to all of you...I look forward to seeing you soon on a trip back to the Southside...at this tough time, "May God hold you in the hollow of His hand."

How can words describe a journey through life with Jim Lundy - I first met Jim fresh out of the seminary and started a lifelong association with "Bossman" Jim and Kevin/Bobby/Danny bagging potatoes and receiving .90 an hour. What fond memories my sister Terry and I had of Gresham Food and Liquors. What a marvelous MENTOR Jim was and is even to this day as he sleeps with the Angels. Our mother, Annamae, had a special fondness for Jim and all he meant to our Miller family. I will never forget the night of our mother's funeral when Jim was the steadying hand for us Miller boys - Gene, Don, and Jerry - as we laughed and talked about all the interminglings of our lives over the years until the wee hours of the morning prior to the actual funeral - and there was Jim, the mentor, deciding who was driving and the smiles he put on our faces at that moment in time. Over the ensuing years, I had the privilege of talking to Jim on many an occasion and he was always the same - mentor and friend, with a zest for life and the next venture of business. As an old Marine would always say: "Fair Winds and Following Seas" my good friend. Sleep peacefully now that your initial watch has ended. My sincere condolences to Eileen and Burnie and all Jim's family - Gene

Dear Sharon and Family,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. All of your wonderful memories with your dad will carry you through.

To Aileen, Sharon, and Family,
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Jim was a good man. Even though we move away and move on in our lives, we never forget those who came across our path and helped us out. Jim helped me out when I worked for him at the travel agency. You have my deepest sympathies.

Lisa Lovato
Cave Creek, AZ

Dear Mrs. Lundy and family, I was so sorry to hear of Mr. Lundy's passing. He was so special to me when Maureen and I were kids. He'd always say " how ya doing Chrissy"? I will miss him very much. God Bless You.

Christine Kardosh Cipolla