John Domineck

My Dear Uncle Johnny,
Words cannot even express the sorrow my heart feels at your passing. Although I have not lived in Middletown for so many years, you were still always there-my cool uncle. Every Christmas, Thanksgiving, Grandma's birthday... always with a smile & you & Uncle Duke yelling "There's 'ole Daria". I always loved that.
I am glad that now your troubles are over & that your are reunited with your family & your beloved Aunt Poochie...but my heart. My selfish heart will miss...

Cookie, Brian & Family
May GOD'S blessings be with you and your family in this time of sorrow. We are praying for you all to be strong. GOD will take care of everything.

May God comfort, bless, and sustain you and your family. Brian, in the loss of your father. Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted. Mat. 5:4. You and family are always in my prayers.
Love, Aunt Rose

Brian, Rosan, and Family,
Our prayers are with you as you mourn the loss of your father, grandfather, and great grandfather. May God keep you and Bless you and make His face shine upon you always, even through such a trying time as this. Remember, "A Family United Is Never Divided".

Vickie and brothers:
Know that your parents are the ANGELS looking down on all of you!!! Keep the faith and stay focused on the Lord....

To my longtime friends Brian,Duke,Freddy,Van and all the Domineck family. I offer my sincerest condolences. We were like one big family playing in the alley between 18th and Louis Place. I know the pain of losing ones parents. Do your best to stay strong.Your healing will come.God Bless You.

To the Domineck Family, You have our deepest and sincere sympathy. I have a lot of fond Cloverdale memories. Your Dad was one of my role models. He also left me with a lasting impression of his Masonic Knowledge. The Roberts Family

hello cousin i am so sorry for your loss we are keeping you close in our heart and our prayers.love you all

JOHN WAS ALWAYS A PLEASURE AND WE WILL MISS HIM