John W. Comitz

To my good friend Chet
I hope your Father passed peacefully,
I'm sure you know he was and always be in my thoughts, and I hope your family get comfort knowing he is in Gods care now, He was a true Icon in our home town of Ashley, God blees hin and your entire family
your friend
Hoop

My deepest sympathy to Jackie Comitz and all the Comitz family.

Dear Ryan and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss.Reading about your Grandfather,I can see he was a proud man,,,,,,,,,and I am sure he was also proud of you and his family. My sincerest sympathy to you and yours. Donna Bell and Family

John was my Grandfather's (John Felix Comitz) nephew and I remember going to John's butcher shop in Ashley when I was a young girl He was always smiling and friendly. I am sorry for your loss.

Having grown up in the neighborhood, I have fond memories of John and Helen. They were loving parents and wonderful neighbors. We kids all started out at Holy Family Church school together and I spent time playing with Clairie and the Kozicki's and other kids in the area. My prayers go out to the family.
Rest in peace, John.
Mark Albosta

I knew Comitz' family when they lived on Nicholson Street, near Prospect Street, Wilkes-Barre Township before they relocated to Ashley. We lived across street. Comitz were wonderful, kind and sociable family. My thoughts, regrets and prayers are offered

Hsy! Chet,Buddy,Janie and Family,
I write this with a heavy heart. We all know there is not much one can say at a time like this.
I want to express to you all my most heartfelt sympathy. May the love of family and friends comfort you in the days ahead. Please know that you are very much in my thoughts and prayers at this time of sorrow.
Sincerely,
George and Bobbi Mihalchik