James E. Dundon

R.I.P prayers to you and your family..

Our sincere condolences to the Dundon Family on the death of Jim. My family had known Jim for over 40 years. He was My older brother's first Principal at Franklin Elementary school in the late 1950's- A wonderful, friendly man with a great sense of humor - he shared much of this with my family over the years..

The Starrett Family- Bethlehem

My thoughts and prayers, sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of Mr. Dundon from growing up. He was always very kind to me and my family. God Bless, Tom Donegan

MARY Frances & Family,
How bless you were to have a great person in your life. He was so meticulous. Your dad will always be remembered. He was one in a million. LOVE & Prayers Mr. & Mrs. James Wamser

May God's light continue to shine on dear Mr. Dundon. He was a very supportive shining light to so many in the Bethlehem schools. We all enjoyed great years with the wonderful staff and students at Fountain Hill Elementary School! It was an honor to call him a friend. I will always miss my Irish friend! I know he was greeted by the Choir of Angels! My deep sympathy and prayers go out to all his family.
Love,
Arline Pavlochik

My deepest condolences to the Dundon family. Mr. Dundon was my principles at Fountain Hill in the 80's. Very caring, always asked how we were. My thoughts and prayers.

My condolences to the Dundon family. Mr. Dundon was my principle at Fountain Hill.

Condolences to Mr. Dundon's family. Miss Brady (Mrs. Dundon) was my children's second grade teacher; Mr. Dundon was their principal at Edgeboro. What wonderful memories!
Teresa L. Epinger

Mr. Dundon was my principal at Edgeboro Elementary, and I always respected him and his wife (my lovely second grade teacher, the former Miss Brady). All wonderful memories. Prayers and condolences to the whole family. Isn't it wonderful how many young lives Mr. Dundon influenced - that in itself is quite a legacy!
--Natalie Epinger Chickey, Bethlehem, PA