James J. “Jim” Loll
March 25, 1957 - December 17, 2025
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James J. “Jim” Loll
March 25, 1957 - December 17, 2025
Obituary
James J. Loll, affectionately known as Jim Loll to those who knew and loved him, passed away peacefully on December 17, 2025. Born to loving parents, Charles J. Loll and Beverly Howard Loll, Jim Grew up in Vanport, Pennsylvania with many lovely memories and deep friendships. Graduating from Beaver Area High School in 1975, Jim went on to graduate from Allegheny College in 1979 and received his Juris Doctorate from University of Pittsburgh in 1982. A critical thinker, Jim wisely counselled his clients with compassion, empathy, and legal knowledge for 43 years. Jim’s clients were like family.
After a brief courtship, Jim married Lisa Caliguiri in March of 1983. Together, Jim and Lisa went on to raise two beloved children: Jhon Loll of Buffalo, New York and Diana M. Loll of Beaver, Pennsylvania. 2016 brought the arrival of an endearing grandchild, Leonardo Loll of Buffalo, New York.
Jim loved traveling, especially to Italy, the British Isles and Eastern European countries. In addition, Jim loved historical sites and quite beaches.
As per Jim’s wishes, a private viewing was held on Friday, December 19, 2025, with loving family and close friends. Following a tradition started at Jim’s office Christmas parties (often loud and boisterous), shots of Slivovitz were served.
In Jim’s honor, contributions can be made to the Vanport Township Fire Department at 435 Jefferson Street, Beaver, PA 15009.
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3 responses to James J. “Jim” Loll
Jay Brandenberger says:
December 26, 2025
Jim was such a good soul combined with a super sharp mind: a great combination.
He was a classmate at Beaver High … and the trusted lawyer of my father. He would see my dad even when he arrived with no appointment, and his patience was only outpaced by his clarity of explanation.
So sorry to learn of Jim’s death — the world lost a good one.
Blessings on Jim’s family.
Brian Forbes says:
December 27, 2025
A good friend and fellow Gator – always enjoyed his company to and from Meadville
Dennis Thunberg says:
January 21, 2026
I am so sorry for this late condolence since I just recently learned of Jim’s passing. I am deeply sorry for all since he truly was a great man and friend to all whom crossed his path. My family and I would never have made it through our mother’s passing in 2020 if not for his and his team’s support, amazing knowledge and true empathy. We should all try to live up to his example. Thanks again and truly sorry for the loss.