John Booker DuPuy Iii

I was shocked and terribly saddened to learn of John's passing just today. We were music majors and fraternity brothers at Morehead and Susan and I tailgated with John at several UK football games and we enjoyed many meals at the Coach House under his leadership. Please accept our sincere if belated condolences in your loss. May God give you comfort and peace

John and I were music majors and fraternity brothers at Morehead State.
He was a warm and funny friend. Just a few years ago we reconnected on Facebook. My heart goes out to his family. May the Perpetual Light shine upon him. Once a Sinfonian, Always a Sinfonian.

I am so stunned to hear of John's passing. I worked for him at the Coach House, but he was more than a boss, I considered him a friend. We have stayed in touch periodically over the years and when I went to wish him a Happy Birthday on Facebook I was shocked to see condolences on his page. He was a wonderful man. God bless his family whom he loved so much. Happy Birthday in Heaven John.

Marsha, I should have put my maiden name on my comments. Cindy Hebel was Cindy Fausz. I am so sorry to hear of your loss! Mr. D was a wonderful man!!!!!!!!!

Mr. D was my music teacher in elementary school and at Campbell High Band of Pride. He was a wonderful teacher and man, I am so sorry to hear he passed.

Marsh and family, John was always a great Boss and a dear friend and we both enjoyed the UK Wildcats, I am so sad to hear of John passing. This is not an ending but a new beginning of eternal life in our Father's heavenly home. I truly enjoyed and Loved the DuPuy family. My Deepest Sympathy and make John Rest in Peace. I will keep you and the family my prayers.
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Gerald Robinson
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I want to add my deepest sympathy to so many others whose lives have been touched and enriched by John DuPuy. He always challenged us who were his Band kids to do our best each and every time we came together to perform. He instilled in me a lifelong love of playing music. His legacy continues into the future with each new generation of musicians who come together to form the CCHS Band of Pride. He will be missed.