James Kulig

Dear Kathy and Family,
Joel and I were deeply saddened to read of Jim's passing in the church bulletin. He was always such a nice guy and will be missed by all. God bless and may his loving ways live on in all of you.

Kul, Big Jim, 747, all names for a guy who loved to laugh, loved to party, loved a good practical joke, and brought so many smiles to all he came in contact with....from casing Mail, to coaching t-ball, to baseball and football games, playing Santa for my kids, and model trains and now in our later years long texts and phone conversations reliving and laughing about all of the above....it was a pleasure to call you my friend...Stash...

Jim was one of my best friends at work for 30 years. He was one of the kindest, sweetest guys I knew, with a heart of gold. Ill miss you my friend. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and all who knew and loved him.

I had the Unique pleasure of having known Jim Kulig before he became I'll. I was a letter-carrier who bid from Strongsville to Brookpark post office. After a few weeks there I was invited to the American Legion Post 610. Jim Kulig invited my Wife Donna and I to a Fish Fry. My wife enjoyed Kuligs friendly way. She was usually very much a homebody that I couldn't get to go to a lot of places. Every Friday night after sitting with Kul she wanted to go. I was a very very UNION PERSON! So in the...