James H. "Jim" Lawler

Jim, miss you and Joann so much - there aren't many turtles left here - but hope someday we can gather again. Asking all of us, along with Jerry, to watch over us here - it's a tough world right now. Love, Pat

Still miss all our good Turtle times and all those times when we helped each of us get through a touch time, and rejoiced when we were blessed with our friendship. Pat

I still hold so many happy memories in my heart - JoAnn and Jim were both wonderful, caring and fun to be with. They made family their priority, and opened their doors to friends and anyone who showed up - celebrating life. I miss they so much, and treasure the time Jerry and I and our kids had together with them. Love, Pat Mikulsky

Katie and Lawler family, so sad to hear about the passing of your Dad. My father considered him a good friend from way back in the day @ CCH. Thinking of you and sending prayers for your loss. God Bless, Marcia Mortell- Blumb

Dan and Camie, I wish you both many peace-filled and loving memories of your father/father-in-Law. He will be missed by the community. He was so involved. If I understand the family tree correctly, my dad, Ben Lawler, was his dad's cousin, Herbert Lawler. So Jim and I were second cousins. I met Jim and Joann many years ago. They were lovely folks.

I had many (not enough) very fond memories of Jim, my 3rd cousin. Most often while up in Tipler with my dad, Ben Lawler, we would see Jim at Mass at the St. Norbert church in Long Lake. There were always stories to be told of the fun up in the north woods. What I remember most about Jim was his amazing gift of relieving whatever tension you had just by seeing his wonderful smile and hearing his calming voice. To all of Jim's children and grandchildren, I give to you an old Irish blessing...

Katie, I am sorry to hear about your Father's passing. You and your family have my deepest sympathy and I will keep you in our prayers. God bless your Dad and your family.