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John Conover

Charlottesville, Virginia

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John ConoverJohn Conover passed away on Sunday, October 4, 2020, at the age of 74. Where he has gone no one knows. John lived a life of much satisfaction and little regret. He loved his family and close friends. His many acquaintances were a significant and continuous pleasure in his life.John is...

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Remembering John again this year... He died on the anniversary of my father's birth. Paw Paw season is just over but I always remember John during the harvest of these fruits because he was enthusiastic about finding them, bringing his young granddaughters to search for the few we found that year. The fall he died we had a banner crop, and so I made some paw paw pudding which he seemed to enjoy. Rest in peace, dear John. You made a difference in the world.

We miss you still, dear John. You were so unique, a deep thinker, a friend to all you met, a force for good in the world. May your legacy live on.

pop pop was the best :)

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What a funny, thoughtful person John was. I met him in the 70s when Ginnie and I met He was always lovely and easy to be around.Full of knowledge and history, kindness and silliness, irony and concentration. Love to Virginia and Ginnie and Joey

Virginia, Betsy and I are out of the loop for not getting the Progress and so we were very sorry to learn of John's death. John was such a pillar of what is best about Charlottesville and although he leaves a wonderful legacy of civic stewardship he will be greatly missed. Take best care of yourself and stay safe and well. Blessings on you and John. David

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I met John & Virginia way back in the Papercraft days of the '80s, as I'd bring our organization's newletter items for layout assistance and printing. He later served on our Board of Directors. John's patience, wit, commitment & character always struck me. He cared deeply for people and for his community, and his legacy will live on.