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Jim Lucas age 46 passed away Saturday, March 21st, 2009 at the University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, Ohio. Jim was born on January 24th, 1963 to his parents Elaine Chandler and the late Jim Lucas. Jim was self employed and of the baptist faith. Along with his mother, Jim is survived by three daughters, Crystal Lucas of Jenkins, Ky., Holly Anne Lucas of Lexington, Ky., Hannah Lucas of Lexington, Ky., one brother, Dave Lucas of Orlando, Fl., one sister, Brenda Bowling of Shelby Gap, Ky., two grandchildren, and a host of loving family and friends. Visitation will be Tuesday at 6p.m. at the Lucas & Son Funeral Home. The funeral will be Wednesday 3-25-2009 at 11a.m. at the Lucas & Son Funeral Home with Basil Hall officiating. The burial will follow in the L.R. Greer Cemetery in Jenkins, Ky.
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Checky Maggard (1977)
I KNEW JIMMY ALMOST ALL MY LIFE. HE WENT THROUGH IN LIFE ALMOST THE SAME THINGS I HAVE... BUT SOME REASON GOD LET ME SURVIVE... BUT ONE DAY I WILL SEE HIM AGAIN... CAUSE HE DID MEET MY JESUS....... PRAISE GOD...Debbie Maggard (Lawson) (1971)
I remember what a cute,sweet little boy you were. I'll miss you alot. I didn't get to see you often in the last few years, but I always considered you family. I know you're in a better place Jimmy with your lord and all the relatives that left before you. I'll see you again someday and we'll have all the chocolate icing we want. I love you, DebbieLana Maggard (Lucas) (1966)
The tears are still here when I think of you. I'll miss hearing those one liners you were known for. You went through a lot these last few weeks, but your pain is over and "The Wanderer" is gone, but will never be forgotten. Love You AlwaysGerald Lucas (1975)
We had fun the last time I saw Jimmy in Tennessee back in 88. We were both pretty crazy and two of the stubbornest Lucas's that ever came out of Letcher County. We were close as kids in Jenkins and I have a lot of memories. His mother Elaine is one of my favorite aunts, and I named my daughter after her. I pray she can find some peace in knowing he is no longer suffering. Later, Cuz.Cora Lea Fleming (Gaither) (1959)
My deepest sympathy to Elaine, David and their family. I have known Jimmy all his life. I grew up passing their house when I would go back and forth to our house. I would see him in the yard and with his dad in their store. I remember his smile and those big eyes. I lost my son in 2003 from MS and truly know the depth of pain from losing a son. I will keep you in my prayers.Cora Lea Fleming Gaither