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Thompson Funeral Homes - Lexington
James "Jim" Lombard
February 17th, 1932 - February 18th, 2021
James L Lombard, 89, of Lexington, SC, passed away on February 18, 2021. He was born on President's Day in 1932 in Hookstown, PA, to the late Eugene and Marguerite Lombard. Jim was preceded in death by his brothers: Thomas, Eugene, Jr. "Doc", and Jack; his sisters, Marguerite and Jane; and his son-in-law, Joey. Survivors include his wife, Nancy Morrow Lombard; his children: Nancy, Jack "Buzz" (Jeanie), and Sarah (Tony); along with grandchildren: Natilee, Marguerite, Helen (Clayton) and Joanna; great-grandson, Lucas James "Little Jimmy"; sisters, Anna and Sarah. Jim was an Army veteran and attended Geneva College. He worked in the steel fabrication industry. He was an avid farmer and collector of Farmall tractors and equipment. He liked to travel all over the United States with his family, loved cars and Nascar racing. He enjoyed visits and keeping up with his grandchildren and his great-grandson. A Memorial Service will be planned for this summer in Pennsylvania. Memorials may be made to The Salvation Army and His House of Columbia, Inc. Family and friends may sign the online guest book at www.woodridgefuneralhome.com
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Since its founding in 1928 by J.R. "Buddy" Thompson, Thompson Funeral Home has helped generations of families with compassion and comprehensive end-of-life services. Our services span from full-service funerals and cremations to a serene cemetery space, providing comfort and convenience across the Midlands. Our dedicated Spanish-speaking staff helps you craft meaningful farewells that honor your loved one's life and legacy....
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