John F. Corridan III

My most sincere condolences to Barbara and all the Corridan Family.

My heart is broken for Linda, Elizabeth, John, Anna, and for entire Corridan Family. I'm sorry for your troubles, and offer my heartful sympathy.

I count myself among the fortunate many who were privileged to have blessed with John's friendship. As classmates at Saint Anselm College, John and I shared a common bond: (1) we were proud native sons of Western Massachusetts and (2) we loved the music of Motown. Over the years, as often as we talked (and I now wish it was even more...

This is such a tremendous loss for all of us who knew and loved John. I had the pleasure of working with John at DMR. He was my boss and he was a terrific one. I will always remember his intelligence, his calm, and his incredible sense of humor.

My sincere condolences to Linda, Elizabeth, John, Anna and the rest of the family on your tragic loss.

Our most sincere condolences to the Corridan family. Mary Ellen & I have fond memories of "JC"...a genuinely good guy...rock solid! While he will be missed, he made a difference in everything that he did.

As a nurse,there are few people who cross your path that you will always remember and hold dear to your heart. In caring for John I will remember his strength, his strong spirit, and his wonderful loving family.

I will always remember John with that VW bug in college. Often he was our only means of transportation. It was amazing how many of us fit into that thing. John was the unanimous leader of the King Edward Society on campus. We all recognized back then, that John was a natural leader; a talent he successfully employed often throughout his life. Although family and work responibilities made contact all too sparse in recent years, I will always remember the warmth of his friendship.