John Edward Aderhold

John E. Aderhold was my twin Lindsey Queen and I (Marcy Queen's) great uncle. He has provided for us to become anything we ever wanted to be as long as we put our minds to it. We remember all the times he came over for the holidays, we loved it and remember it well. We love you and we are who we are today and we are who we will be, which is something great because of you. Condolences to the rest of the family.

My prayers are with the family and friends of John E. Aderhold. I am a Senior at GSU and one of my favorite buildings to attend classes is Aderhold becuase of the structure of the building and it is near my favorite resturaunts.

Sincerest sympathies on John’s passing. It was truly special to work with him on The Business Park’s development, and assist in bringing it to fruition. His love for you Helen and his projects was exemplary.

I will always remember him at our New York presentation, bringing out cards for his many affiliations, and displaying them on the table to close funding. Our mouths dropped with his very special presentation that sealed the funding.

While we all will miss his...

John Aderhold was a proud man of distinction, who exemplified dedication and discipline, with unwaivering integrity in all endeavors, as well as in his everyday life. I found him to be witty, confident, and always making an impact as he spoke so profoundly. John was a role model for the Downtown community, and was looked upon with the greatest respect. He left a great legacy. John will be missed and remembered fondly.

Our condolences to Mr. Aderhold's family. He will long be remembered by the Rayloc drivers for his integrity and sense of humor.

JOHN CONTRIBUTED SO MUCH TO THOSE WHO KNEW HIM AND TO OUR ENTIRE COMMUNITY. HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED

John was a great man and total citizen of Atlanta. My thoughts are with the family.