IN LOVING MEMORY OF

James A

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Lahti

March 14, 1934 – May 18, 2026

Obituary

James Arnold Lahti, age 92, of Sun City Center, FL (formerly of Bemidji, MN) passed away peacefully on May 18, 2026, with his wife, Emily, by his side. Jim was born in Virginia, MN to Arnold and Marian (Luoma) Lahti where he was raised with pride in his Finnish heritage.

Jim graduated from Virginia High School in 1952. He entered Virgina Junior College where he pursued an Elementary Education degree. In 1954, Jim enlisted in the Army and was headed to Korea when his entire unit was rerouted to Eielson Air Force base in Fairbanks, Alaska to support the Air Force. Following his military service, he completed his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Elementary Education from the University of Minnesota Duluth. Jim began his teaching career as a 6th grade teacher in Hibbing, MN.

After moving to Bemidji, MN, Jim served as Principal of Central Elementary and Northern Elementary schools with a combined service of 35 years. During Jim’s distinguished career in education, he was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to travel throughout India as an Ambassador for the United States. Upon his return, he shared stories of these experiences with many civic organizations and schools. Jim was named Boss of the Year twice during his tenure as principal. He was elected Vice President of the Minnesota Principals Association and served in this position for four years. After his retirement in 1996, Jim supervised student teachers for Bemidji State University. He thoroughly enjoyed his years in education and believed a strong elementary education was the foundation for student success.

Jim married Beverly Skorseth in 1954 with whom he had two children, Cynthia (Dr. Tim Cuchna, Camano Island, WA) and Derald (Cass Lake, MN). His loving grandchildren are Aisling Cuchna (of Burlington, WA), Colin Cuchna (of Camano Island, WA), Nielson Lahti (of Pasco, WA), and Dylan Lahti (of San Diego, CA).

In 1980, he married Emily Prieur Elton (Harmony, MN) welcoming her children Kathryn (Andrew Westley of LaGrange, IL) and Jeffrey (Jody of Sioux Falls, SD). The family grew to include more loving grandchildren, Nicole Westley (of Atlanta, GA), Alyssa Elton (engaged to Doug Walls of Sioux Falls, SD), Ashley Elton (of Tampa, FL) and Addyson Elton (of Sioux Falls, SD). Jim and Emily moved to Sun City Center, FL in 1999.

While in Bemidji, Jim was an active member of the Elks Club, Eagles Club, and American Legion. While in retirement, Jim served as an ambulance driver for the Sun City Center volunteer Emergency Squad. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, golfing, cards, traveling the world and exploring the country on motorcycle. He watched the History Channel, old movies and sporting events of his favorite Minnesota teams. He even became a slight Tampa Bay Buc’s fan over their years in Florida!

His favorite international adventure took him to Egypt. His favorite road trips were Canadian fishing trips with his children, best friend (Jake Weis), and his stepson. He enjoyed fishing on Red Lake and Lake Bemidji, no matter what the temperature! Jim was known for his keen sense of humor, love for Hershey’s chocolate bars and his adoration for his “red head beauty.”

He was preceded in death by his parents, sister Jeanne and brother-in-law, Dr. Robert Nelson. In addition to his wife, Emily, children and grandchildren, Jim is survived by two nephews, Jack Nelson (Ellen of Orinda, California) and Dennis Nelson (Christina of Atlanta, Georgia) as well as other relatives.

A Celebration of Life will be held on a future date. Remembrances can be directed to Sun City Center volunteer Emergency Squad. Condolences may be addressed to the Lahti family at 1010 American Eagle Blvd. Apt. #704B, Sun City Center, Fl. 33573.

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