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1953
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2023
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James Luzader Obituary
Surviving Jim are his wife, Kathleen; father, James E. Luzader, husband of Kathy; son, Jonathan S. Luzader, husband of Marua; daughter, Katrina A. Luzader; and precious granddaughters, Ella, Olivia, Ava, and Isabelle. His memory will also be held close by brothers, John Luzader, husband of Susan, and Mark Luzader, as well as sister-in-law, Holly Vath. He joins his late mother, Dolores, and his brother, Richard Luzader, in eternal rest.
A heartfelt Celebration of Jim's vibrant life will be held on Saturday, August 12, 2023, at 2:00 PM at Jim and Kathy's Home in Bethlehem. Those wishing to honor his memory can RSVP at [email protected].
In continuing Jim's legacy, contributions are welcomed to the Second Harvest Food Bank at 6969 Silver Crest Rd, Nazareth, PA 18064, or ArtsQuest at 25 W Third St, Bethlehem, PA 18015. To pay tribute to his profound love for the environment, consider planting a tree in Jim's memory. Further information can be accessed at www.Herronfuneralhomes.com.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Cindy Townsend
August 14, 2023
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
Marc Thomas
August 12, 2023
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 was always a great time when Jim was around, whether at work or play. However I do have to admit it was a bit frustrating to never be able to beat him playing pool. I'll also miss talking with him when OSU would play Penn State in football. I never met you, Kathleen, or any of the family, but I know that he loved you qll very much from some of our conversations. Everyone who met Jim, loved him. He made it easy to do. I'm praying for you all and I pray that we'll see him again just as our good Lord, Jesus has promised.
Bill Riehl
August 12, 2023
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!
Bob Swigart
August 11, 2023
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!)
Thomas S Hoffman
August 10, 2023
Tina Winner
August 10, 2023
To the family and loved ones of Jim - I´m another member of the allergy crew who had the pleasure of working with Jim over the years. This picture embodies who he was -lighting up the room with his infectious smile and warm humor.
Wish you peace and comfort in the memories you have of him.
Tina Winner
Patricia Pusey
August 9, 2023
Dear Katleen... I worked in the allergy field with Jim for 25 years and his smile and good nature world light up a room while we were all working... I hold many wonderful memories in my heart of our times together with Jim while working and doing our "sales thing" to win the doctors over to RAST testing... so sorry for your loss...
Patti Pusey
Halifax, VT
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