James E. Corrigan, age 79 of Eastlake, peacefully passed away on Tuesday, January 4th, 2022 at LakeWest Medical Center in Willoughby surrounded by his family. He was born November 27th, 1942 in Cleveland, OH to the late James and Grace Corrigan.
Jim loved camping with his wife and children. He especially loved spending time with his grandchildren. He was an eternal jokester.
Jim was the loving husband for 55 years to Carole Corrigan (nee Bayuk); proud father of Jim (Erika) Corrigan, Kay (Rich Zabvinik – fiancé) Ronevich, Jill (Michelle Weck) Corrigan; doting grandfather of Sophia Correck, Alexis Ronevich and Brandon Ronevich; brother of Mary Jane (Bruce) Maitland, Judeanne Kulina and Rosemary Corrigan; uncle to many.
The Corrigan family will receive friends from 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Saturday, January 8th, 2022 at St. Mary Of The Assumption, 15519 Holmes Ave., Cleveland. A Funeral Mass will follow at 11:00 AM on Saturday at the church. A Private burial will be held at a later date at All Souls Cemetery in Chardon Twp.
Donations can be made in Jim’s name to the Sisters of Notre Dame Chardon, 13000 Auburn Rd., Chardon, OH 44024.
The family is requesting to wear something Blue in honor of Jim.
Please when greeting the family wear a mask regardless of vaccine status.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Jeff Monreal of Jeff Monreal Funeral Home.
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10 Replies to “James E. Corrigan”
Rest in piece Jim.
Had a lot of fun at Lakebreeze roasting hot dogs in the summer meeting out for wine and dine on Mondays evenings . Good memories of a good man.
Jill, I’m very sorry about your dad. If he was as nice as you are, he must have been a great guy.
Thoughts and prayers for you and your family.
Jill, Michelle, and Sophia
My family loves you and sends condolences, love, and prayers to you and all of your family.
You were always so sweet! You’re going to be missed by all! Carole, we miss you!
RIP.
Glad to met you in my familly tree tour 2017.
Condolescence to all familly members.
Martina from Slovenia
So, so sorry for your loss, Carole. I remember your wedding day, actually three days of fun. You were a great pair for 55 years, and know you’ll miss him. Sending love, condolences and a big hug.
Our deepest sympathies and prayers to Carole and the family. We are all going to miss Jim and may he rest peacefully in the arms of our Lord.
A top class lifelong friend, Jimmy, the kid across the street on Unity Avenue. Thank you for the 65+ years of friendship and fun and many “Happy Days” shared together. Sorry we couldn’t be there for a final farewell. Rest in peace old friend with fond and warm regards to Carole and family.
Auntie Carol,
I still can recall vividly our Lolly the Trolley tour around town, our fun and treasured stay at your beautiful Eastlake home, your precious dogs and hearing of Uncle Jim and my father’s stories of the ‘good, old days’.
Uncle Jim will always live on in our hearts and the fond memories we shared together. May he Rest In Peace and fly high up there. We love you dearly, Auntie Carol and hope to see you soon.
Love always, Ali and Angie.
I just came across this. I am so sorry for your loss. Jim was always fun to be around when I would come over to the house and have sleep overs with Jill. I always felt so comfortable around him. He always made sure I felt welcomed while visiting. Thank you for being so kind and funny.
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