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elena tabatneck
October 21, 2020
I worked with John at HWS&T in NYC and then again, years later, in Morristown, NJ.
He was a great lawyer and a wonderful man. We lost touch years ago. I'm so very saddened to here of his death. The world has lost a wonderful, kind, and loving man. May God be with him
William Antholis
November 22, 2007
So many memories ... two sports memories, one from my youth and one from our great adult years together.
My last game of midget football, we played our arch-rivals Madison in the final game of our five years together as a team. We were losing at half-time, but refused to give up. When we came back and won the game, and were celebrating on the field, I looked over the fence and saw you standing there with tears rolling down your cheek. You took as much joy in our win as any of us.
Flash forward twenty or so years to 2001. In the months after the terrible attacks, we went to several Yankee playoff and World Series games. Before one game, you and I walked through Monument Park -- the first time for both of us. As were heading toward the Babe Ruth plaque, I turned around to see a batting practice home run ball headed our way, and caught it on one hop. We went to our seats, and saw a thrillingly close game, where Seattle's starting pitcher threw five no-hit innings, matched by Roger Clemens pitching five innings with only a single. The Yankees came from behind to tie in the eighth, and win in the ninth. As we drove home, I asked you what your favorite moment was. The Bernie Williams home run to tie? The Soriano home run to win? "You catching that ball ... that was my favorite part."
Dad, you were a great one.
William Antholis
November 22, 2007
Dearest Dad:
You taught all of us how to celebrate life -- through work, through play, through being together. That is a greater gift than any of us could possibly wish for. We will pass that on to our kids, and they'll pass it on to theirs.
You always said: "A quitter never wins, and a winner never quits." You never quit, and you were always a winner.
We love you so much, and will miss you so so dearly.
Bill, Kristen, Annika and Kyri
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