Timothy J. Lulay

timothy j. lulay
Tim was born to Robert (Bob) and Virginia (Ginny) Lulay on December 17 1947, Tim grew up on a farm in rural Courtenay ND and graduated High School in 1965 from Wimbledon High School in Wimbledon ND. He worked around the Wimbledon area before joining the Army in 1967 and served proudly in the Vietnam conflict, he was honorably discharged in 1969, he went to work for Gamble Robinson in Jamestown ND where he met the love of his life Janet Gibson while making deliveries, they married in 1970 and moved to Fargo ND where they had 2 children (Thomas and Brandon) and took a job opportunity with Red Owl Foods, later Supervalu and retired in 2010. After retirement they moved to a farm at Sheldon ND and he became the busiest retired man you ever met, especially working in his shop and mowing lawn at the farm. Tim loved being around all of his grandchildren, Papa was always there when a toy needed to be fixed and always had a cookie or candy bar stashed, he also loved hunting and fishing and working odd jobs around the community and would always be there to help someone out. He is survived by his wife Janet, 2 boys Thomas (Misty), Brandon (Amy), and 6 grandchildren Samuel, Melrose, Tristyn, Jack, Ilyia, and Taya, he is also survived by an older brother Robert (Bob) and Alma Lulay, a younger sister Mary Loven-Runge and Dale Runge. He is preceded in death by his father Robert (Bob), Mother Virginia (Ginny), Brother Gary, Samuel and Florence Gibson, and a Grandson Forrest and two of the best 4 legged friends anyone could ask for Bo and Gabe.

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  1. So sorry to hear this. You were our old neighbors on 18th St. in Fargo. RIP Tim. Hugs to you Jan and the family. Tim & Sherry Fox

  2. I am very saddened to hear of Tim’s passing. I now live in Texas , but have fond memories of my time working with Tim at SuperValu. Tim was always a very hard worker, strong family values and a friend. Sorry We didn’t stay closer, but I will always have good memories or our time working together .

  3. My sincere condolences to the Lulay family. The handful of times I’ve met Tim, he was always so nice and welcoming. The world really lost a great man. Lots of healing prayers sent to you.

  4. My sympathies to Jan and the family!

    I didn’t see Tim very often but we had great conversations when we did meet up.

    Great memories for sure!

    Dave Falk

  5. Tim and I both worked at Red Owl and SUPERVALU. Tim was the definition of a nice guy and cared about people. Always willing to help others. He will be missed.

  6. My best buddy and true friend since 1st grade in school. You will be missed more than I can say. Words can’t cover it. Rest in piece pard.

  7. Rest In Peace Tim “Mill” Lulay. Though our paths seldom crossed after our Wimbledon high school days, it was always a pleasure to have conversation with Tim. I salute Tim for his military service and bid farewell to a respected friend. My sincere condolences to Jan and the Lulay family.

  8. Many good memories of working with Tim at SuperValu, a great guy to work with.
    Extending my sympathy to Jan and family.

  9. Rest in peace old friend! I enjoyed working with and knowing Tim both at Red Owl & Super Valu. He was a great guy! My sincere sympathies to the family!!

  10. Tim was a great guy. He never forgot my parents and they never forgot him!! He worked with my Dad on the farm and managed to get out to the feedlot after the blizzard of ’66 and helped out so much. That was Tim, so kind and always there to lend a helping hand. Gone too soon. Rest in peace Tim.

  11. Dear sweet Brandon… please do not be afraid. Your dad is watching over you…that’s his job. He was such a good guy that left years of memories…my all those good times hold you near. God bless you! Please take care. We are so very sorry for your loss.
    ,

  12. Dear Janet and family, I was so sad to hear of Tim’s passing. Although I didn’t know him, he looked to be a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather. Cousin Janet I send you hugs and deepest sympathy. May God’s blessings ease your sadness during this difficult time.

  13. RIP Tim, you are resting with the Angels. Joe and I are travelling and can’t be there. Love to a fabulous family! Our prayers are with you.

  14. So sorry to hear of the passing of Tim. Tim and I worked together at Red Owl and Supervalu.
    Tim was a great guy with a smile on his face always. A person could talk about anything with Tim.
    We will keep Tim and his family in our prayers – Rest in peace.

  15. Wonderful remembernce photos of Tim.
    He was a generous host when we were there in May and last saw him again in Nov. , 2014 funerals for —“Jerry” Coon, “Tim” Gibson, Irene Gibson, & “Patty” Gibson Coon. He cooked us a good breakfast that final morning we stayed at his home. We were glad we knew him.

  16. Janet and family,

    Tim had a big heart and a bright smile. He was always very kind and he had a wonderful sense of humor. It was always fun seeing you guys at reunions and various gatherings.

    Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.

    Love,

    Cora and Lisa

  17. We shared a lot of good memories. GOD needed an ANGEL and HE only takes the BEST. Rest easy Tim, you will be missed.

  18. To Janet, Mary and Bob. Our prayers and condolences go out to the family. My mother (MaryAnn) and Tim’s father were brother and sister. Thanks to Mary (Tim’s Sister) we were notified of his passing.

  19. Tim was a great, warm, friendly person, day in and day out and every day! You could never ask for a better human being! No matter how long between seeing each other he always had the big smile and warm greeting. Condolences to Jan and the Lulay family.

  20. I am sad to hear of Tim’s passing. I will always remember the pig roasts at the Lulay farm and the rides we would have on the big work horses. I have many memories of our school days at Wimbledon. I wish we could have connected at a HS reunion.
    My condolences to your family. Rest In Peace Tim and thank you for serving our country🇺🇸!
    Darlene Seidlinger Boese


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