John R. Borow

I knew Hap at Mine 33, but not well. I got to know him well years later when he came to work for Miltech Energy Services. Once, while working on a project together, we had to stop by my house. Hap had never met my wife. On the way, he asked me a few questions about her. Once I introduced them, he carried on the best conversation with her for a good while, and it was all about her. A real gentleman. Also, he adored his grandchildren. He would beam when he talked about them. A good man.

Jason and Family,
We want to extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Your Dad was the best person and loved you and your family so much. He, our cousin Marcia, and myself were all born within 3 months of each other. We were the best of friends as we grew up together. Almost every Sunday we would come to Grandmas and have so much fun together. I met you at your Uncle Joes funeral but not sure you remember me. I am so sorry we cannot come to the funeral at this terrible...

He and I werent that close...but I want all of the family to know i was happy to call him uncle ...may he rip w/my dad Joe and their parents..Amen

I worked with Hap for many years at Mine 33 He was a great friends I am sorry for his passing. Chuck Simmers

Jason and Family:
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Know that loving comforting prayers are with you during this difficult time. Aunt Helen March 18,2020

Rest in Peace, you certainly were a giving and caring man. Sincerely T.

Jason tammy and children so sorry for the loss of your father he loved all of you dearly cherish his memories.
hugs cousin dolly/john

So sorry for your lost John was very great man and nice cousin and loved football God bless all ur family love Gregory richnavsky