Contributions to the tribute of James Anthony Lyon

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JOHN posted a condolence

That he had not been able to pass the physical due to a prior broken back when he volunteered he later went in on draft. He was forever changed by his time in the service and carried the memories of the aftermath of the war up to the day he passed. A patriot. He loved America and was proud to serve. He loved and stayed with his wife for seven years after she had a stroke until she predeceased him. He will be missed.

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Pete Cordes posted a condolence

I've known Jim for over 50 years, worked with him in Bendix-Amphenol. He was a one of a kind character that I liked and would call a friend.

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Amos Finch posted a condolence

Back in our younger days in Sidney Center Jim and I were into horse back riding. Enjoyed some good times together. My sincere sympathy to the members of his family.

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Gerline Scofield posted a condolence

He was a friend of my husband, Dick, and worked at Amphenol also. He would call Dick frequently to see how he was doing. The last time I talked with him was around a week ago and he missed his friend (Dick) to chat with. Now they can chat frequently together and he will be with Joyce, God bless them all, miss them.

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Friday, January 31, 2014

James Anthony Lyon

1939 - 2013

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