John Stephen Delaney

With best regards to the Delaney family, I think of John often, a good friend in class and on the field. This anniversary reminds me of the happiness John brought to the boys from the Prep. I am grateful to have known John. Fondly, Joe Diviny

Please accept my condolences on the passing of John. I knew John from the Prep as well as his sister Kim. John was an intelligent, witty classmate and always had a smile. May God be with you.

To the Delaney family,
Please accept my sincere condolences on John's passing.We spent much time together at the Prep. I will always remember John's light-hearted, fun demeanor, and his friendship. May God hold you and John in the palm of His hand at this difficult time.


Deepest regrets,

Joe Diviny

To Joan, John Sr., Kim, Eddie, Keith, Patrick, Eric & Mathhew

My deepest sympathy to all of you. John, loved you guys so much. He will be missed by all.

With my sincere regrets on John's passing. John and I went to the Prep together. We shared many great times. He will be missed. My prayers go out to his family.

I would like to express my sincerest condolences to the entire Delaney family. I have wonderful memories of John from our years together at the Prep.

Although I had not seen him since our graduation many years ago, I have thought of him often over the years with fond recollections of his intelligence, humor and wit and the shared experience of four years of football. He was a special person.

Be assured that John and your entire family are in my thoughts and...

My sincere condolences to the DeLaney family.

John started at Carro Spanbock, a NYC law firm, after I had left but we got to know each other and became fast friends and taw law colleagues and even golfed a few times. I'll always remember his wit and incisive intelligence; his untimely passing is a real loss.

My deepest condolences to the Delaney family.

I attended Widener Law School with John. John was a very good person and friend. I am very saddened by his untimely passing.

My sincere condolences to the Delaney family.

John and I worked together at a New York law firm in the late 80s-early 90s. We lost touch after we each went our separate ways, but I will always remember his good spirit, his devotion to his family and his high level of professionalism that was respected by all.