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John M. Degan

Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Degan, John M. Loving Husband, Father, Grandfather, and TV broadcasting pioneer Age 75, of Holmes Beach, FL and Centuria, WI, formerly of Minneapolis, died on December 15, 2007. He was born on November 5, 1932 in Milwaukee, WI. He worked for Hubbard Broadcasting (KSTP Television and US Satellite...

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Dearest Sandy, John, and Peter...Ralph and I were sadden to hear of John's passing...this came as a total surprise. We pray that the Lord will give you comfort and strength.

I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of John Degan. A truly wonderful man who helped guide me through my early years in the Television business. I've thought of him often since the mid-seventies as a man with marvelous people skills and a great sense of humor. I will always think of him fondly. He will be missed.

Sandra, Peter, John, I hold you in my thoughts and prayers. May you know the Divine as peace and comfort. Love and Blessings,

Our condolences on your loss of your father and husband, John Sr.. I found him to be a great guy and father. God Bless your family in this trying time. The Tempels. St. Petersburg, FL

I remember John fondly from my days at KSTP. He was a very smart, fair, and kind man with a terrific sense of humor. The world needs a lot more people like John Degan.
I am very sorry for your loss.

Pete and family, We are sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Friend Sandra, We will all miss John so very much. When I think of him I think of his kindness, thoughtfulness and humorous stories. He loved for you and Norma and me to spend time together. We must continue to do that in his memory. He was a wonderful friend--and so are you.

I worked with and for John at KSTP-TV and USSB. When I ran camera in the studio, John was my favorite director. He was always focused, knew what he wanted, and wouldn't accept anything less. When he was my boss, he was reasonable and fair. He always took the time to consider the opposing opinion. We have all lost a very good man.

My deepest sympathies on your loss. I worked with John at KSTP back in 1980's and 1990's. I also came to know him away from work after marrying Julie Kissling and spending time at Long Lake in Centuria. He was a fine man and always kind. On behalf of myself and the Kissling family we will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers.