John K. Fenningham, Sr.

We can be sure that Big John will join Little Johnny in rooting for the Eagles next weekend. Although we're true-blue Giants fans, we'll refer to Isaiah 40:31 for the sake of the Fenninghams and their team: "They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint."

Big john you left too soon..I will always remember your smile and kindness..know without a doubt you would be proud of your amazing son Johnny..he loves you so I'll always watch over him and love him like he is my own..so rest easy and we will see you on the other side

Well Big John you've been gone a while now, but just want to let you know you are not forgotten. Your fabulous son Little Johnny, as I call him, would have made you so proud this past weekend.. he and his sweetheart Christina got married and it was the "Party of the Century" He paid an awesome tribute to you and it brought a tear to his eye. So Big John keep shining your Light on your son, he is a remarkable young man I am sure you already know that. See you on the other side.

Wow, I just found out about John's death this am. To say it bluntly I do not go through a day in my life that I do not use John's coaching and mentoring to motivate me and help me achieve my goals with my friends, family and life. The 4 years I spent at Judge with John, Billy and Whitey sullivan were transformative to my life. John was the best coach I ever had. His mentoring and focus on hard work to achieve long term goals - I have lived my life by the internal drive taught by John...

God Bless!

Very sorry to hear of John's passing. He was a good friend and co-worker on NWBP. I still remember sitting with him one afternoon during rookie school. I found out later that he enjoyed sitting with me so much that he asked Capt. Cavalier to have me as his stand partner. That didn't happen, but I have many, many memories of working the beach--and nightlife in Wildwood!--with John. I am really glad I got a chance to see him at the reunion two summers ago. My condolences to his family.

My condolences to the Fenningham family. I was shocked to hear about John’s passing. He was the guy, the man, the picture perfect lifeguard. But more importantly he was a really nice and good person. It didn’t matter who you were he treated everyone the same. I hope the great memories his family and friends have provided some comfort during this sad time.

I would like to say that I have nothing but fond memories of John. He was a natural leader and always had a great disposition. Hanging out with him in the late '70s and early '80s along with NWBP brings back great memories.I'll never forget the blast we had in Fort Lauderdale at the "Candy Store". And later that night when we both had rented white Riviera's driving into Pompano beach for some more late night fun. Don't let John's passing take away from the great and fond memories that...