John J. Biermacher

Happy Valentine´s Day John miss your happy face around 400.

We moving to Kalamazoo John was very helpful as I did know anyone here at 400 S. Rose Street. John was always near to make me feel welcome and his sense of humor help a lot.

John, you will always be remembered as when moving to Kalamazoo you always helped me and had many a good laughs. Made me feel very welcome at 400 Rose Street Street.

John and Sue were our dear neighbors for 15 years. They were brand new parents when we moved in, and we delighted in Sarah's development and antics growing up. They were/are a loving family, a tribute to John and Sue's love for each other, their daughter, son-in-law, and two beautiful grandchildren. John will be truly missed, but his love and wonderful sense of humor will be remembered forever. We send our condolences and many hugs to the family.

I just heard of John's death. I'm really sorry that he is gone. My prayers are for your family.

John, Sue, and Sarah were our neighbors when we lived in Milwood. John had a great sense of humor, and was a very talented woodworker. When we later had a shop in Glenn, John brought his work to us to sell. We lost track of Sue and John when they moved back to Kalamazoo, and were deeply saddened when we heard of his passing. We are so sorry for Sue, Sarah, and family.

Sue and family, Knowing John for many years from The Upjohn Company, and later at Panera on Saturdays, it's difficult to put into a few words just what an impact he had on all our lives. He was honest, with a ready joke to help all of us cope with any issues we faced or add to the joy of appreciating people like ourselves and others we know. He was a real joy to have and be around. So many memories we have of John. I shall keep Sue and all family on my prayers.

I worked with John at The Upjohn Company. He was funny and seemed to always have a story or joke to make us laugh.

John always had a great sense of humor and intelligence about him, we drifted apart over the years but I always considered him a great friend. Many were the times that we enjoyed at his parents, double dating and after we were married. I'm sorry Sue for your loss