JOHN K CARNEY

We will all miss Uncle Johnny, his quick wit and love of family. He loved Southern fried foods, especially Big Mama's corn bread. He sent me a note last year for "Adams Meal" and Big Mama's recipe. Recently he called just to check on us and shared his memories of fried catfish and travels down home. Some of my fondest memories are of trips to visit the "Carney's" with mama (big mama) and daddy (big daddy). My prayers to Aunt Adell and the family, know that we think of you often and love you dearly. Sherry Ann and Bill

John and Adelle you both were the best
neighbors we ever had. So many good
and funny memories. Love to all the
family and we will keep you in our prayers.
You will be missed truly.
The Curtis family (Harold, Florence and
Sharon Cope}.

uncle Johnny, Thank you for the memories. We love you and will miss you greatly. Ronnie Deyhle

We are blessed for your witness in our lives for the short time we knew you, Your legacy lives on in the lives and faces of your family!
may love and peace follow all,
Eddie and Vicki Greenan

Uncle Johnny, You introduced me to all that northern Virginia has to offer, shared your home, your time, your wisdom. Thank you for sharing your memories of my own dad. You make me laugh. Linda

John, we always enjoyed our opportunities to visit next door when you were at Bunny & Ed's. Your family is a true joy and clearly you are an inspiration to us all. May the Light of God Perpetually shine on you.

Love you Pop Pop. You will always be one of the most intelligent and funniest people I will ever know.

John K, I will never forget our phone conversations, you will always be in my memories. John V. Carney

John,
Thank you for giving me the gift of your knowledge, your humor, your stories, and most of all your eldest son. I Love You.