John A. DeMelfy

To Sandy & Family: May we offer condolences to you on the loss of John. He was a special man. It was always a pleasure to have a talk with him. There was always something to learn. Eternal rest grant unto him, oh Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon him. Until we meet again.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Dear Sandy and Family: I was so sorry to hear of John´s passing. My mother and I treasured their friendship during those young growing up years; we were like one family. We loved Helen and Tony, John and Anthony, were like my brothers. They were the best people and we treasured their friendship; John was such a great man. Our sympathy and love to you all, Carol Brezovec/Bass and my mother, Caroline Rauch (94 years old).

Dear Sandy & Family, We were so sorry to hear of John´s passing. We will miss not seeing his smiling face at the car shows! We are praying for you at this most difficult time.

Sandra & family; Sorry to have heard of John's passing. No words can ever fulfill our loss'. I'm sure he left many great memories for all. RIP John and nothing to suffer in life. I will never forget your smiles & hello's when coming and going at the Allentown Ritz.

Sandy and family, Deepest sympathy to all of you on the passing of a wonderful, kind, and lots of fun to make blush man. We will miss seeing and talking to John at the cruises and when he visited us at our shop. We really had some great talks with him and Mike has known John for many years from Smith and Piefly. To John, Rest In Peace and keep driving that beautiful B5 blue Plymouth convertible till we all one day get together again. Prayers to you and your family.

Dear Sandy and family , Harold and I were very sadden at hearing about the passing of John. We graduated with him and after school days our paths crossed several times . He was always friendly and you could tell a very devoted family man and husband , just a really nice guy all around. We want to let you all know we are so sorry for your loss. Harold and Darlene

MEET JOHN WHEN I WAS 11 WE PLAYED BASEBALL FOR THE GRANDLAWN EAGLES FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS AND HAD THIS COACH BY THE NAME OF BILL LONG HE WAS TOUGH COACH ONE DAY JOHN WAS NOT CATCHING BUT PLAYING THIRD BASE SOME HOW BILL GAVE HIM THE NAME OF HOT DOG DEMELFY TRUE STORY YEARS PASTED ALMOST 50 SAW HIM AT THE RITZ SAID TO THE WIFE I KNOW HIM YELLED OUT HOT DOG DEMELFY IT WAS HIM WE TALKED AND MET HIS WIFE SANDY GOD BLESS YOU JOHN

Oh, my! This is surely sad news this morning. My deepest condolences to Sandy, family, and all the Mopar Madness Car Club. I had a vision and John carried it through for many years after I left. I am sure he will be in charge of God's classic car garage, they'll never run better or shinier. John, you'll have to start a new chapter of Mopar Madness in Heaven. Godspeed my friend.