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John W. Broadbent

Shrewsbury, Massachusetts

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Shrewsbury, Massachusetts
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American Cancer Society

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John W. Broadbent, 60, a life long Shrewsbury resident, died unexpectedly on Tuesday, May 31, 2011 after being stricken ill at work. He leaves a sister and brother-in-law, Paula J. and David I. Kapelner of Northborough; also survived by four nieces, Dianna Ambach, Sarah and Rachel Kapelner,...

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johnny aka "daddy" i will always remember the great times we had, ive known you for over 25 yrs and now after less then 1 short week it is actually hitting me that you are gone. i still come home thinking, am i going to find you at my computer, i miss that just hanging out and shouting the breeze. i miss u man and patsy does too or should i say flatface... i ll never forget u luv ya " bubbles"

I had only known Johnny for about 6 months. I bowl on Tuesdays and I was shocked to learn of his death as I was one of the last people he spoke to before he passed last Tuesday. It's sad to me because he had a nice personality and we shared some good laughs. He should be remembered for treating everyone with Respect and Friendliness. He was also an amazing bowler. My next strike is for you big man!

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of John B. I worked with him for a few years at the bowling alley. What a nice guy, just plain and simple. John will be missed

John was a friendly at the bowling alley that I enjoyed working with as well. I would ask about his golf game and it was fun to just be around him. Thanks for the memories John, you will be sorely missed.

The Bedrock Bowlers have known John for over 20 years he was a very special person always treated the special needs bowlers with respect John would sing opera to Janet the coach of bedrock bowlers and she would say kiddingly dont give up your day job John he would laugh and say hey Betty who worked there did you hear what Janet said to me she would say yes i did and she would say you should take her advice and we would all laugh he will be missed badly everyone loved him and respected him...

i'm overwelmed by this news! i just had a good laugh with john on tues at the lanes. he was the reason that started bowling at town and country lanes. i am truly going to miss him!!!
"tiger"
monday night moonlighters

Coming to bowl on Monday nights will not be the same. John's help and humor will be sorely missed. My sympathies and prayers go out to his entire family.

John was such a special person, The lanes won't be the same without him there, he always had a smile to give. We'll miss you John.