John Goodrow

I worked with John as a Client Manager at Cerner Corp. He always had a positive attitude and was a pleasure to work with. So sorry for your loss. RIP John. Pray for you and your family

Dear Jackson, I know you are hearing different stories about your Dad. We would like to add just a few more from 1999 and on. Before your parents and I met, I remember seeing a man on the second floor balcony at the Fitness Factory watching our step class, I was a bit self conscious as I NEVER got the steps correct. After looking up again, I realized he was watching this beautiful woman with long blonde hair, your mother. I thought "how sweet is that, he is watching his girlfriend or wife". I...

John and I grew up together in the same neighborhood. Later in life I lived with John and Heather for a short time. John was an adventurous, determined and most generous man. A connoisseur of meticulously prepared food paired with fine spirits and overall passionate entertainer was always a delight and left one with a full belly and a smile. Of course, we always worked off our feast early the following morning sweating it out on mountain bike! I feel fortunate to have shared many fond...

Sending my deepest sympathy to the entire Goodrow family. Much love- Karen & Dan.

I was so sorry to hear about John´s passing. I only knew him for a short time, but feel lucky to have met him. He was such a warm, kind, and compassionate person. Sending thoughts and prayers to friends and family.

My utmost condolences and prayers go out to Jimmy and Maureen and Jackson. I worked at National Grid with with John's dad Jeff.His wife,kids, and Grandchildren meant the world to him. May John rest in peace with his mom,dad, and brother.

Thinking of you all thru this tough time. So sorry for your loss. I see where Jackson got his beautiful eyes.

Maureen, I didn´t know John well, but came to know him when he visited Middlesex Hospital in CT while working for Cerner. Through a friend I learned of his illness. I also got to ski with him on a few occasions...once on a trip to Jackson Hole about 15 years ago. He was so full of energy and passion the last time I saw him. I´m so sorry to hear that he has passed. Losing a husband and brother-in-law to the same disease and being their primary means of support is more of a burden than any...

Our sympathy to Jackson and please know your Dad was a wonderful man.We knew him from baseball and going to school with our sons. He was unique with wonderful personality and always so polite and loved by many...Please keep all the memories deep within your heart as they will help with the healing.Be proud as you had a wonderful Dad and we were blessed to know him and entire family.Blessings and prayers during this difficult time.