John P. Ayres

In continued memory and appreciation of Doc Ayres.

C.A. My condolences for the loss of your dad. I remember his visit to D.C. back in the 80's, and vividly his dedication to Ireland and the Irish. God Bless. You are in my thoughts.

I have so many great memories of John hosting family lake parties. I have a great photo of the tiger from the zoo.
John and Annie two special people that always made my summers growing up back East to much fun.
I know John is looking down on us and lovingly watching over all of his family.

I was so saddened to hear of your loss.Dr. Ayers was an exceptional man of great accomplishments. I especially remember John as as a good friend and loving father to his family.

It has been years since I saw him-- but I remember him quite well. My mother, Madeleine Klink was Arlene Kritkausky's sister. I hadn't seen him in years, but I remember what a nice man he was. His picture is exactly as I remember him.

My most sincere sympathies to the Ayres family. There will NEVER be another like Dr. Ayres. He was a wonderful human being. I learned so much of the veterinary profession and life in general during our lunches. I will always cherish the time that he was able to spend with me.
R.I.P. colleague.

My condolences to the Ayres family. My father, Ed Heslin, was a friend of, and his animals, especially horses, became Dr. Ayres patients. My father also had bird dogs but my father did not bother the good doctor with smaller patients. If I remember correctly, my father and the Dr. would ride to Unadilla every Wednesday evening for the horse auction. I do not believe either of them bought a horse. Dr. Ayres was a very good person. The world has lost another good man! I will keep the...