John Aalsburg

I shouldn’t have been surprised when I heard the news about his passing. After all he was almost 97 and lived a full life. But somehow I thought he would always be there. I will remember him as “Pops” and I will be forever grateful that I knew him. So sorry guys that you have to go through this loss. It’s difficult no matter how old you are to lose a parent and/or grandparent.

I would first of all, like to say sir thank you, very much for your service not to mention being part of the Enginners Company that stopped Hitler's last attempt to push the Allies, back into the English Channel! It was not even in your or your unit's MOS. However you and your men did whatever you had to do to stop the Fascist Nazi's!!!! Because of that all of the people that you men liberated and all of of their descendants, from that moment until the end of time, must be grateful to your...

So sorry for your loss. Prayers to the family.

John will truly be missed. I worked at the home for vets and met John back in June of 2020. He was a sweet man and a funny sense of humor. May John RIH and I send my deepest sympathy and sincerest condolences to Johns family.

John will truly be missed. I worked at the home for vets and met John back in June of 2020. He was a sweet man and a funny sense of humor. May John RIH and I send my deepest sympathy and sincerest condolences to Johns family.

Wonderful memories of times with Boompa at the cottage. Appreciation of your service to our country. Our sincere condolences to Polly, Jeff, and Cody.

Thank you for your service to our country. I have lots of good memories of
you and your family. May you rest in peace. Sincere sympathy to the family.