I have known Jim since I moved here from Chatham in 1972. I went to school with Mary Carol at The pines in Chatham. My maiden name was Patricia Wright. I worked for Lyle Pinkney for several years dealing with Insurance Claims. Jim was caring and compassionate he was a good guy. Remember all the good times.

He was my North, my South, my East and West,
My working week and my Sunday rest,
My noon, my midnight, my talk, my song

We will miss you Daddy.
Love always, Erinn xo

With thanks to the Goderich Little Theatre: https://www.thelivery.ca/copy-of-home

Though today it may be difficult to see beyond the sorrow, may remembering the cherished memories help comfort you tomorrow.
My sincerest condolences.
Bev Allan

Dear Mona and family
We extend our sincere condolences , in your loss of Jim.
He has left a wonderful legacy.
Gayle and Barney

Well ,Jim was a great friend and neighbour ,he will be sadly missed in our community,always appreciated a good conversation with Jimmy. Brent Little Wendy Chase

So sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. He will be missed.

Dear Mulhern Family
Please receive our sincere condolences with the passing of Jim.
What a fine gentleman he was. Always showing interest in how you were doing, family, sailing.
May his memories give you strength in this difficult time of sorrow.
Walter & Renée Stalenhoef

Jim and I were neighbours on Elgin ave and Wellesley for many years, we were also competitors in the insurance brokerage business. Always a gentleman, we got along well. I did not realize he had a health battle going on, sometimes you just don’t realize the problems people are dealing with. At least now Jim you do not have to carry this burden. R.I.P.

Sincere condolences to all the family on Jim’s passing. Always a kind and gentle man and faithful parishioner of St. Peter’s Church community.
Over the years in the automotive collision industry, we had many business dealings with Jim as well. It was always a pleasure!

To all of Jims Family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Mona,Brennan,Sean&Erinn and families
Sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. We sang together at St.Peters many years ago. When we moved away from Goderich and were visiting with Bill and Audrey, Jim would always come over for a visit. He always had a beautiful smile and we enjoyed chatting with him. Rest in Peace Jim🙏💙 With Deepest sympathy. Bill &Mary Ann Barlow

We are sharing your grief. He was such a lovely man who was always kind and generous with his time and interest when he came to visit Sean and family. Sending much love to all of you. xo

I’m sadden at the news of Jim’s passing. My condolences to his family.
Jim was one classy guy, a true gentleman. He always had something interesting to say.
I’ll miss him

It is with deep sympathy that we extend our condolences to the Mulhern family on the passing of their patriarch. Jim was a passionate and driving force in our church choir and his presence will be greatly missed. To all the family, it is always difficult to lose a loved one but take comfort knowing that Jim is now in the loving hands of our Lord.
Sincerely,
David Cann & Mary Ann Hogan

Our thoughts and prayers are with Mona and the entire family during this difficult time.

We were so sorry to learn that Jim had lost his battle. Jim always took time to stop and talk when we would meet at the Genealogical meetings. He was an interesting man who also showed interest in others. He has left his footprints in all the organizations in which he participated. Our sympathy to all the family. Ralph and Eleanor Smith

I worked with Jim at (what was then) Lyon’s and Mulhern Ins. and had the pleasure of learning from and working alongside Jim briefly before his retirement, and then his weekly visits to the office thereafter. Jim always had a funny story or a tidbit of history to tell me and I was always happy to stop everything and listen, and often share a laugh. It was a pleasure knowing and learning from you Jim. You have a great legacy you have left in Goderich and I am honoured to have known you. My condolences to your family, may you rest in Peace Jim.

Our condolences to the Mulhern family ♥ We were sad to hear of his passing.
Jim was always great to work with and we always enjoyed when he would stop in at the shop.

Jason & Sarah Rylaarsdam

Dear Mona and family – you are close in our hearts with prayer.
Jim’s love and caring – for his family, faith, music and community – will always be fondly remembered.
With sadness and sympathy –
Cecelia and Don

So sorry for your families loss and to Heather and Wayne as well,may the lord speak peace to your pain at this time.

My heartfelt condolences to Mona and Family. I knew Jim for many years and enjoyed his company and knowledge of local history. He had an infectious smile, and will be sorely missed. Rest in Peace, Jim.

We, the John Foran Family, are sorry to learn of Jim’s death. he worked hard on researching our geneology throughout the COVID lockdown time. We appreciate the time and effort that Jim put into this project. Even though Jim is gone, we have the the treasure of his work. I, Eileen George, enjoyed the times that I, personally met with Jim, and the telephone conversations that we had about the John Foran Family Tree.
Our deepest sympathies during your time of loss.
John Foran Clan

So sorry Mona and family. Jim as I knew him was thoughtful ,gentlemanly ,giving of his time and a pleasure to be with. He will have left his mark. Goderich will miss him.

An amazing man with a sparkling wit. Our paths crossed thanks to Goderich Little Theatre, and those days of the Froggie Awards in the 80’s were epic. Condolences and love to Mona, family and friends. Floyd & Liz Herman

I first met Jim and Mona, back in 1985, when Garry Hunter was sworn-in as a Judge of the Provincial Court in Goderich.
Later in the 1990’s, Margaret and I got to know him very well, as we sailed around Lake Huron, for 10 summers or so.
With Garry as our Captain, Jim as Number 2, affable Bob as number 3, we visited Sarnia, Michigan, Kincardine,
Port Elgin, Tobermory, the North Shore and Little Current. One of our favourite places was Bayfield.
We saw him also whenever Mona was exhibiting her Art in Niagara.
Jim was the quintessential gentleman. He was modest, talented, and great company. We shall all miss him.
Lots of love to you, Mona, and the family.
Sean Foley and Margaret Matyus

Prayers are with Mona and family at this time of Jim’s passing. I remember him at Mass with his faithful presence and pleasant smile. God bless .

Jim’s love of Goderich was reflected in his very being. He shared with me his love of the theatre and I shared in return, times and tales from my career as producer of the famous Heavy Organ Sound and Light Spectacular, in which I performed on the Light Organ transcribing the music of JS Bach into visual essence performing it to gigantic crowds .He gave me assurance in my times of friendly need when he believed me to be suffering and seeking from me only my continued friendship.Everyone who met him just had to love him, laugh with him when he shared his great sense of humor. He stood ready to stand with anyone seeking the strength of a great friend and he did it in the name of our Lord. Jim,,I will miss you but I rejoice for you having found the greatest friend with whom to celebrate life eternal .

Jim was always a pleasure to chat with. We will miss running into him around Town, and at the beach where he was always up for a talk while enjoying an ice cream cone. Our sincere condolences to Mona & the Mulhern Family.

We have many fond memories of coffee times at Tim Horton’s with Dad and Jim and the rest of the gang. Time well spent. Sincerest sympathy, The Bettger family.

My deepest sympathies to Mona and family on your loss. Jim had reached out to me when he was doing the Istrati genealogy. I am keeping you all in my prayers.

To our cousin Jimmie Mulhern; it’s been a long time since we were together, but still have memories, like being back on the Kraemer family farm with all of the family. God bless…Virginia Albert ( Ginnie Anne Kraemer) and Ron Kraemer

I am sorry that I did not know of this sooner, so please forgive the lateness of this remembrance.

I will miss the quiet and kind way that he always greeted me. He would have a smile on his face that even when it was subtle, seemed big and bright. I respected the concern he had for the community. He knew that to help keep a community strong, and healthy, you had to care about each and every person in that community. I cherish the long conversation that he and I had when he shared that pearl of wisdom with me.

My heart goes out to Mona and their family.