John E. Eyler

It has been several years since John's passing and he is still thought of often. I worked with John at IMR. We spent many hours driving to clients and developing solutions for our clients especially LVHN and Treasury in Harrisburg. I enjoyed working with John and still miss him

Though we had lost touch after Penn State, I remember John very fondly as a friend--and collaborator. I'm so sad to learn of his passing. It was not his time.

John and I created a joint project for Mrs. Jackson's physics class our senior year in high school: Every boy's fantasy--a working rocket! We drew up a design and generated the required predictive calculations. We fabricated the body from an aluminum tube and John concocted the molten fuel on his mom's stovetop. As she...

I remember John from our hi school & college days. Thinking about that old black car he drove in high school. You have my sympathy at this time.

I saw John for the first time in many years at our last Gettysburg High School Reunion and he was still the great guy I remembered. I'm sad to hear of his passing and that I won't get a chance to see him again at our 50th reunion. I'm sorry for your loss. I know he will be missed by the family, his friends, and by me.

My deepest sympathy to John's family. We were classmates at GHS. I was looking forward to seeing John at our upcoming 50th reunion. He was always a pleasure to be with. Thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Jane Lawver Blocher

My sympathy to the Eyler family! As a child, we were neighbors, I lived on Chambersburg St! Also we were classmates & graduated from GHS! He will be missed by many!

I would like to express my sincere condolences to John's family and friends. My name is John Maitz. John and I were close friends and apartment roommates for 2 years at PSU. I have many great memories of those times. John was a unique individual who I will always remember. Although I now live in Raleigh, NC, I was born in Coopersburg and lived in Limeport and Coopersburg through 2000.

Hi Kate:So sorry to learn this news about your dad. He was a good friend and we will miss him. I remember all the fun times we had at the farm, eating and drinking fabulous meals together with him and esp. the school Olympic competitions he worked with you and your friends on. I know you will miss him very much. Our love to you and Ben and family. So sorry we will not be back for the celebration of his life this next week.

Kate, Jim and I always enjoyed running into your Dad. He always had a smile, and a great story to share. I learned something new each time. May your love and memories help you through this difficult time.
Donna and Jim Weedling