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July 7, 2011
JOHN WILL BE REMEMBERED AS A TRUE AND GENUINE FRIEND. WE SERVED IN THE MILITARY TOGETHER.WE WERE FRIENDS LIKE BROTHERS FOR 0VER 58 YEARS. I WILL MISS TALKING TO HIM.MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH FAYE AND FAMILY.
JIM AND GLORIA BURGESS, JACKSONVILLE AR.
Bill Newgent
July 2, 2011
When my Family moved to Jupiter Farms John aand Fay were the first people to welcome my Family. I see this man walking up my drive way with a big smile and carring a china berry tree, behind him was this lady carring food. They were John and Fay. I will miss you my friend.
Robert Snyder
June 29, 2011
John will be missed by all.
I knew John through work here at Pratt & Whitney.
Enjoyed seeing John and wife at Publix here in the Farms over the years.
I have nothing but fond memories and wish him well on his next journey.
Dennis Failoni
June 27, 2011
My sympathy to John's family. We shared the same years and often worked together at Pratt.
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