John Humphrey

I go back to 64 at St.Cecilia´s and John and his buddy Hughie Davis kept the peace in the school yard. He was a class act before you could define it, always
strong positive figure. Kept a wild ex marine in check in a bar in East Newark with shear strength and tact from getting in a lot of trouble. Would run into John at races and he would help me with Teamster problems. Just a great guy Semper FI.

So sad in hearing about John's passing. I was proud to serve as a shop steward and later as a trustee of Teamster local 723. John was a proud veteran and family man. My sincerest condolences to John's family and friends. Rest in peace John, you lived a great and rewarding life. You are missed by all that know you.

So sorry to hear, condolences to the family. John was a great union leader and certainly a better man. Rest in peace my friend

Sorry to hear about John Passing.All the way back to the Kearny days where we can all write a book about our experiences . So glad no cell phones back then we all had a great bond of friendship. Then when John and Roseann lived in Brick for awhile we played darts at the Ark Ron Henry in the mix. Great times and a great family and Life. RIP Brother. Love Gene and Bernadette.

My first memory of Uncle John was him just smiling at me when I cursed. I was a wild little girl who didn't listen to anyone but grandma Ree. My second funny memory is when he had to drive my brother Joseph and I and when we got there he told my mother "Driving these 2 was worse the vietnam" I always loved Uncle John's gentle smile and never forget the good memories you gave me. I wish him peace and love and to his children and Aunt Roe who I m sure have been grieving way here this day. I still do truly love you Auntie.

I´m so sorry to hear this news. I remember him form Pacer bball days and him doing they score board. He was a great guy.

Back in our crazy camping days John quietly placed a giant plastic container of gasoline on the campfire.Fireball went about 50 feet in the air.Nobody hurt.We still talk about it to this day.Camping trip 1970.John on the right