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holly montelli
November 23, 2010
i remember when my grandpa would roll down all the windows and turn the music up high,he would dance my sister and i would laugh.it was an honor to be your grandaughter
Bob Meier
November 17, 2010
When we think of Johnny the word PRIDE comes to mind. Johnny was proud of his wife, proud of his kids, proud of his grandkids and proud of his country. It is an honor to call John Montelli a friend. The world has lost a great example of living life honorably with gusto. Rest in peace Johnny.
Bob and Donna Meier'
Cloverdale, CA
Cynthia Conners
November 17, 2010
I was so sorry to read of John passing away, Connie my heart goes out to you and the kids and i just want you to know that i thought your husband was an amazing human being and will be missed. I thought of you both often over the past couple of years....Godspeed to you and your family Connie. With Love, Cindy your ex first aid and safety girl.....................................
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