James Edward Lulow Jr. 50, of Twin Falls, died Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012, at Alpine Manor.
Jimmy was born in Twin Falls to James Edward and Lois June (Ross) Lulow, on Feb. 15, 1962. He was the little brother his sister, Paula, wished for on her ninth birthday. He grew up in Eden, living next to Jim's Repair Shop, the business his father ran for 31 years. Jimmy went to schools in Eden and Hazelton, graduating from Valley High School in 1980. Jimmy and his family spent many summers camping on Elk Creek in the Stanley Basin with his many cousins. They enjoyed fishing at Magic Dam and Salmon Creek Reservoir. He attended Boise State University, graduating with a degree in accounting in 1985.
After graduation, he moved to Portland, Ore., to work for Crown-Zellerbach Corporation. It was there he met his life partner Randy Davids. They were together for 11 years until Randy's passing in 1999. Jimmy was active in AA and HIV awareness while in Portland. He moved back to the Magic Valley in 2000 to be close to. his family and childhood friends. Jimmy courageously battled Crohn's Disease and HIV/AIDS for most of his adult life. He was under the care of Terry, Toni and Sarah with Idaho Home Health & Hospice during the last three months of his life. They truly made an impossible situation much more livable for all of us. He succumbed to his illnesses on Feb. 29, 2012. Thank you to Elaine and everyone at Alpine Manor Assisted Living for their kindness.
He was preceded in death by his life partner, Randy; grandfathers, Hance Ross and John Lulow; father, James E. Lulow; numerous aunts and uncles; and a grand niece, Leah-Jean Gooding.
He is survived by his mother, Lois Lulow; his sister, Paula (Jeff) Gooding; his nephews, Jon (Roni) Gooding Jr., Nicole and Ethan; Jeremy (Heather) Gooding, Natalie, Emily, Samantha, Alexander and Griffin; his lifelong best friend, Curtis Johnson; as well as numerous cousins.
During the last year one of Jimmy's joys was the neighborhood cats that he had adopted. The family asks that any donations be given to Magicats Inc., Box 428, Rupert, ID 83350 or donated for HIV/AIDS research at www.aidsresearch.org.
Cremation was performed under the direction of Lance Cox at White Mortuary.
Jimmy's family is planning an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 10, at Valley Christian Church, 1708 Heyburn Ave. E. in Twin Falls. Please feel free to stop by and share a memory or two of Jimmy with us.
Posted in Obituaries on Sunday, March 4, 2012
Jimmy was born in Twin Falls to James Edward and Lois June (Ross) Lulow, on Feb. 15, 1962. He was the little brother his sister, Paula, wished for on her ninth birthday. He grew up in Eden, living next to Jim's Repair Shop, the business his father ran for 31 years. Jimmy went to schools in Eden and Hazelton, graduating from Valley High School in 1980. Jimmy and his family spent many summers camping on Elk Creek in the Stanley Basin with his many cousins. They enjoyed fishing at Magic Dam and Salmon Creek Reservoir. He attended Boise State University, graduating with a degree in accounting in 1985.
After graduation, he moved to Portland, Ore., to work for Crown-Zellerbach Corporation. It was there he met his life partner Randy Davids. They were together for 11 years until Randy's passing in 1999. Jimmy was active in AA and HIV awareness while in Portland. He moved back to the Magic Valley in 2000 to be close to. his family and childhood friends. Jimmy courageously battled Crohn's Disease and HIV/AIDS for most of his adult life. He was under the care of Terry, Toni and Sarah with Idaho Home Health & Hospice during the last three months of his life. They truly made an impossible situation much more livable for all of us. He succumbed to his illnesses on Feb. 29, 2012. Thank you to Elaine and everyone at Alpine Manor Assisted Living for their kindness.
He was preceded in death by his life partner, Randy; grandfathers, Hance Ross and John Lulow; father, James E. Lulow; numerous aunts and uncles; and a grand niece, Leah-Jean Gooding.
He is survived by his mother, Lois Lulow; his sister, Paula (Jeff) Gooding; his nephews, Jon (Roni) Gooding Jr., Nicole and Ethan; Jeremy (Heather) Gooding, Natalie, Emily, Samantha, Alexander and Griffin; his lifelong best friend, Curtis Johnson; as well as numerous cousins.
During the last year one of Jimmy's joys was the neighborhood cats that he had adopted. The family asks that any donations be given to Magicats Inc., Box 428, Rupert, ID 83350 or donated for HIV/AIDS research at www.aidsresearch.org.
Cremation was performed under the direction of Lance Cox at White Mortuary.
Jimmy's family is planning an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 10, at Valley Christian Church, 1708 Heyburn Ave. E. in Twin Falls. Please feel free to stop by and share a memory or two of Jimmy with us.
Posted in Obituaries on Sunday, March 4, 2012
James Edward Lulow Jr. 50, of Twin Falls, died Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012, at Alpine Manor.
Jimmy was born in Twin Falls to James Edward and Lois June (Ross) Lulow, on Feb. 15, 1962. He was the little brother his sister, Paula, wished for on her ninth birthday. He grew up in Eden, living next to Jim's Repair Shop, the business his father ran for 31 years. Jimmy went to schools in Eden and Hazelton, graduating from Valley High School in 1980. Jimmy and his family spent many summers camping on Elk Creek in the Stanley Basin with his many cousins. They enjoyed fishing at Magic Dam and Salmon Creek Reservoir. He attended Boise State University, graduating with a degree in accounting in 1985.
After graduation, he moved to Portland, Ore., to work for Crown-Zellerbach Corporation. It was there he met his life partner Randy Davids. They were together for 11 years until Randy's passing in 1999. Jimmy was active in AA and HIV awareness while in Portland. He moved back to the Magic Valley in 2000 to be close to. his family and childhood friends. Jimmy courageously battled Crohn's Disease and HIV/AIDS for most of his adult life. He was under the care of Terry, Toni and Sarah with Idaho Home Health & Hospice during the last three months of his life. They truly made an impossible situation much more livable for all of us. He succumbed to his illnesses on Feb. 29, 2012. Thank you to Elaine and everyone at Alpine Manor Assisted Living for their kindness.
He was preceded in death by his life partner, Randy; grandfathers, Hance Ross and John Lulow; father, James E. Lulow; numerous aunts and uncles; and a grand niece, Leah-Jean Gooding.
He is survived by his mother, Lois Lulow; his sister, Paula (Jeff) Gooding; his nephews, Jon (Roni) Gooding Jr., Nicole and Ethan; Jeremy (Heather) Gooding, Natalie, Emily, Samantha, Alexander and Griffin; his lifelong best friend, Curtis Johnson; as well as numerous cousins.
During the last year one of Jimmy's joys was the neighborhood cats that he had adopted. The family asks that any donations be given to Magicats Inc., Box 428, Rupert, ID 83350 or donated for HIV/AIDS research at www.aidsresearch.org.
Cremation was performed under the direction of Lance Cox at White Mortuary.
Jimmy's family is planning an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 10, at Valley Christian Church, 1708 Heyburn Ave. E. in Twin Falls. Please feel free to stop by and share a memory or two of Jimmy with us.
Posted in Obituaries on Sunday, March 4, 2012
Jimmy was born in Twin Falls to James Edward and Lois June (Ross) Lulow, on Feb. 15, 1962. He was the little brother his sister, Paula, wished for on her ninth birthday. He grew up in Eden, living next to Jim's Repair Shop, the business his father ran for 31 years. Jimmy went to schools in Eden and Hazelton, graduating from Valley High School in 1980. Jimmy and his family spent many summers camping on Elk Creek in the Stanley Basin with his many cousins. They enjoyed fishing at Magic Dam and Salmon Creek Reservoir. He attended Boise State University, graduating with a degree in accounting in 1985.
After graduation, he moved to Portland, Ore., to work for Crown-Zellerbach Corporation. It was there he met his life partner Randy Davids. They were together for 11 years until Randy's passing in 1999. Jimmy was active in AA and HIV awareness while in Portland. He moved back to the Magic Valley in 2000 to be close to. his family and childhood friends. Jimmy courageously battled Crohn's Disease and HIV/AIDS for most of his adult life. He was under the care of Terry, Toni and Sarah with Idaho Home Health & Hospice during the last three months of his life. They truly made an impossible situation much more livable for all of us. He succumbed to his illnesses on Feb. 29, 2012. Thank you to Elaine and everyone at Alpine Manor Assisted Living for their kindness.
He was preceded in death by his life partner, Randy; grandfathers, Hance Ross and John Lulow; father, James E. Lulow; numerous aunts and uncles; and a grand niece, Leah-Jean Gooding.
He is survived by his mother, Lois Lulow; his sister, Paula (Jeff) Gooding; his nephews, Jon (Roni) Gooding Jr., Nicole and Ethan; Jeremy (Heather) Gooding, Natalie, Emily, Samantha, Alexander and Griffin; his lifelong best friend, Curtis Johnson; as well as numerous cousins.
During the last year one of Jimmy's joys was the neighborhood cats that he had adopted. The family asks that any donations be given to Magicats Inc., Box 428, Rupert, ID 83350 or donated for HIV/AIDS research at www.aidsresearch.org.
Cremation was performed under the direction of Lance Cox at White Mortuary.
Jimmy's family is planning an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 10, at Valley Christian Church, 1708 Heyburn Ave. E. in Twin Falls. Please feel free to stop by and share a memory or two of Jimmy with us.
Posted in Obituaries on Sunday, March 4, 2012
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