John Corona

Chopper

We were childhood friends and neighbors living on the corner of Curlew and Curtis streets. When you walked out your house you met with me, my four brothers, Lee Anucci, Al Sassone and Karl Voelkl, and we always had a baseball team ready to go. We built Red Field on a junk yard along the railroad tracks and played baseball every day that we could----until we discovered how nice girls could be. I still have fond memories of you and those days.

Rest in piece my friend. ...

Eileen, Lisa, and Dominic I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I just heard today . He was much too young too pass. I know it will take time but I hope your memories will help you deal with this sad time. Let me know if there is anything I can do.

We are so sorry for your loss. Life is so precious and John lived it to the fullest. His love and dedication to his family was obvious, giving so much of himself to others as well. Our prayers are for strength and grace for your family in the difficult time ahead. Glenn and Jan Gross and family

Eileen and family. I was so sorry to hear about John's passing. I remember the good times and laughs we had together in the "good" old days at Kodak. Seems like yesterday. My prayers are with you. Jan Vollertsen

Sorry for your loss he will be missed

our prayers are with your family. mike, liz and mikala zelows

We really did not get to know him as much as Ms. Corona, but he must have been very special. Corona (as we all call you), you and your family are in our heart and prayers. We love you!!

I was shocked to read of John's passin. I grew up across from him on Curtis St - Rose is my sponser. They were great nieghbors. I have a picture of John and myself in Daniel Boone coats and raccoon hats....Good memories. My prayers are with you all.

Burkie and family, I am so sorry for your loss, and am keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers~~~~~~Love Debbie~~