James P. Tulley

Jim was great positive person who had a great sense of humor. I had the opportunity to know him quite well during our college Fraternity days and Spring Break road trip. He will be missed by all. My deepest sympathy and condolences to Jim's Family.

Caron, we haven't met, but as one of Jim's former Sony colleagues I knew him to light up when he talked--with that wonderful Chicagoland accent--about you and your children.

In our work, Jim was the one who bravely went out ahead. Clearing mines on the path to a customer's door. Mediating impasses. Showing the way. Making people feel great about doing multi-million dollar deals together.

Leaders weather the winds, allowing calm and goodness to follow. That was Jim. ...

I am so very sad to learn of the untimely passing of Jim. He was sincere, supportive and unassuming. He helped me through a very critical phase of my career when he was our leader in the Eden Prairie, MN Sales Office, and that opened up doors for me that I never imagined possible. Heaven has certainly gained another class act! May he rest in perfect peace!

Jim was a class act from the first minute you met him. He was a great leader and person. He truly cared and would do anything to help. Always thinking of others first.

I was honored to work with him at Sony but more honored to learn from him as a friend.

God Bless Jim and his family,he will be missed.


Seán Ryan

I met Jim through his wife and son, Jack. Jim and Caron were always happy, silly and enjoying life together❤ What a beautiful family he leaves behind and I am heartbroken for them. I am so sorry Caron, Morgan, Sadie, Jack and Luke❤❤

I was honored to know and work with Jim. He was an inspiration, a person of true integrity. Jim had a calm about him that made him a skilled and confidant leader. I am so sorry to hear this news. It is tragic. I will keep his family in prayers and ask God to hold all of them tight. We are all proud of Jim and the legacy he created. He was a good man.