James A. Luzader

I was another Allergy crew member. Jim was my colleague, boss, mentor and friend. We shared many laughs and fun times through the years. I know that his family was so important to him and that being PapaLu was always a topic of conversation. Please accept my sincere condolences. I know he will be missed by all that knew and loved him. He was a great guy. RIP JimmyLu. Cindy Townsend

Dear Kathleen and family, Unfortunately, I had not seen Jim for some time, but our paths crossed many times at various allergy meetings over the years. I am deeply saddened by his passing. This picture was taken in February of 2014 when he finally convinced me to go snowmobiling with him and Dr. Todd Meyer (middle) at one of those meetings in Truckee, CA. I was reluctant at first, but we had a great time just as he'd promised we would. He was always up for an adventure it seemed and it...

Growing up in Monroeville, my family visited Uncle Jim and Aunt Dee Dee quite often, so Jimmy and I had a lot of fun together. Lost track of Jimmy till Diane's and Bob's anniversary and I was so glad to see him again!

We will miss Jim´s infectious laugh and his love of life. He left us with many fond memories that we cherish. Rest in peace. (His fried oysters were second to none and this photo shows him in action preparing them in 2003 for his investment club buddies!)