James Dennis Lubben

I worked with Jim when I managed the Mocamba Club in Sioux Falls. We were also room mates for a couple years. So many fond memories. There were so many times I thought about driving down to see him but, regrettably, never got around to. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Worked with Jim for many years at the Sheriff's Office. A lot of good memories. Rest in Peace

Sorry for your loss

Mary, Dan & Misty; You are in thoughts and prayers.
Stu Christians

Our deepest sympathy Mary, Misty and Dan. You’re in our thoughts and prayers

Mary, Misty, Dan & family. So sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you all. I know how “special “ he was to all of you. May the love of friends and family be with you at this very difficult time.

In loving memory of a wonderful man. We will love you and miss you always. Augy and I will miss Jim’s hearty laugh, It was from deep in the belly and you could see his eyes twinkle when he laughed. We will be praying for all of you through this difficult time. Love you.

My condolences to the family from a friend and classmate.

I had the honor of working with Jim at Plymouth County. I was privileged to be able to learn from him. One of my fondest memories is asking him, repeatedly, “Jim, how many knives do you have on you right now?” If he answered four or less, something was wrong. Thank you, Jim for all the knowledge and laughs!

Peace and comfort in the days ahead to the Lubben Family.