James Lyng

Dear Gail and Family, I'm so sorry to have learned of Jim's passing and your loss. I always respected his judgment. After being away from the Stillwater community for so many years, it was a special pleasure for me to renew our friendship this past summer. I still have his Marco Island card. May Jim rest in peace.

My deepest sympathy to Gail and family in the loss of Jim. He would come and visit our Dad and Mother Ed and Mary Lyng, Watertown. I always remember his kindness to our Dad when he and his brother Al took him out for lunch at the Crystal Restaurant in Watertown. Our prayers are with the family. I will also have the Sisers of St. Joseph pray for him and his family.

Dear Gail & Family: I am so sorry to hear of Jim's passing. It makes me heartsick that he is gone, but he leaves fond memories of good times and his wonderful smile and personality. Our visits to Marco Is. and spending time with good friends will never be forgotten. My deepest condolences to you, family and friends. Dick Fettig, Portland, Oregon

Just heard of Jims passing and I am sorry for your loss GIgi and the entire family
Jim married my wife and I 5 years ago in Marco island on the beach and will never forget that
Sunday must have been acceptance day for a lot of angles because my mother passed that morning as well

I inadvertently neglected to leave my name on my recent post regarding Jim being my first boss.

I am so sorry to hear of Jim's passing. He was my first boss when I started at SUNY in 1968. I enjoyed working with him. My condolences to the entire family.

Our deepest sympathy go to you Gail and the
family, he was a wonderful person,and I am
proud to say he was a friend. Sincerely,
The Whitman Family

Gail,
So sorry to read of the passing of Jim. He always seemed so happy to me and enjoying life to the fullest.My sincere sympathy.
Harold Kelly