Edward J. HOLLERAN

Dearest Anita:

What a shock to hear of John's passing. I just saw the two of you 2 wks. ago and John was joking around as usual. This is a terrible loss and he will be sorely missed.

I hope that you are well, and as you know you have many friends. My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family. I am sorry I didn't know sooner or I would have been there to say my last goodbye to John.

Love, Bernice Mokakos

Dear Juanita, Ed, Evangeline, Marty, and Tony, so sad to hear about Johnny! He was a great man, who lived life to the fullest and made so many laugh. I have so many memories of your player piano and family reunions! Also loved running into him around town and the great times on St. Patrick's Day. Thinking of you all and sending love and prayers. Safe home, John and God Bless.

Dearest Anita, We are so sad to hear about John. Please know you and the family are in our prayers !!!! He was a great man, always made us laugh. He will be missed !! Love , Connie and Jerry Lapos

anita and family sorry to hear about john everytime he always said hello with a smile
he was a good guy always happy

Dear Katie, Edna and Patsy,

I am very sorry for your loss. I remember Johnny from when we lived across the street from you on W 126 St.

Sally Gerber (Keefe)

Dearest Anita, please know that you and your family are in my prayers. I am so sadden to know of Johnny death. It has so many years since I have been with you or talked to you. But I still remember all the goods times we shared.

My name is Judy Martin now, but the Holleran Family knew me as Judy Marousch, I was single at the time, my husband to be was Hermann Clemens. I lived with the family for 2year in the early 60's. When they lived on 126th.
Love and Memories.

Dear Anita,
So sorry to hear of John's passing, you have my sincerest condolences. John was such a wonderful, life-long friend to my brother Russ. I like to think they are together again up in heaven, yapping it up
as usual. Sincerely Karen Harkins Mollard.