John Harry Bookwalter

I have known John since I was 13. He was a character and always made people smile. I have three of his masterpieces in my living room. My sympathy to his family. He will be missed.

We will all miss Uncle John immensely. It's amazing to me how one person can touch so many lives in so many different ways. He was truly an incredible man with so many gifts and talents and so much love. We love you and miss you all and wish we could be there.

John inspired all of us with his independence and joy for life. he is a good friend. he will be missed.

I am so sorry. You are in my thoughts and prayers. John is an example of how one soul can touch so many lives.

Rest in peace, my old Middle Street friend.

I am so sorry for your loss. John was a friend of my brother George who passed away this past year. I always remember John with a great sense of humor and wit. I can recall 30 years ago, when he did a skit at the Jammer every week entitled "Willy the Wimp, the Downtown Pimp. May God rest his Soul.

Remember all the love and laughter " The Woodman" gave to each and everyone of us. We all share in your loss, our heart goes out to the entire family. John was a mentor to me and shaped my life for the better. Thank You

We express our deepest sympathy to John's family, loved ones and friends. I cherish many special memories of growing up with John and knowing and loving his wonderful mother, Vera, and his brothers and sisters. God bless you all. Mary & Marvin Weikert

My prayers are with your family,
This is Kathy McDonough from Middle St.
Betty, I share your pain just as you shared mine when Patty passed.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL