JOHN GRASSMEIER

we enjoyed knowing john. left this world too soon.

Uncle John was my very best friend and realities, I lived with John in the trailer for over 7 years and made him lunches to take to work in cooking ware that he could heat up on the boiler at work...learned how to cook back in the early 70's as he bought all the food and I just had to buy cookbooks to make the most assume dishes!!, love you uncle John

Having known John through the Boulder City Elks Lodge and as a customer at Boulder Auto Parts, we will miss him as a friend and brother.

Jake Thiesing, ER BPOE #1682

I will miss John. He was a good man, who cared about the Union members.

John it was a pleasure knowing you....you gave me someone to look up to. I'll miss you greatly. R.I.P. John. Your with God now. Sincerely, Charles "Chuck" Eighmy

While a classmate, but not a close pal, we did have motorcycles in common and ran in the same group of buddies, Paul Richter, Billy Gene Rossberg, BudxJohnson and Dallas Adair. No question we miss him, and some of us talked with him at the 50th reunion (57) so we do feel fortunate. Going back to BC, John adds his abscence to many others. God bless, John...

I'm deeply sorry for your loss. May God give you peace during your time of sorrow.

Ms Porter

I've known John since I first moved to BC in 1954, his family was my neighbors. He was always such a good friend to my mother, Helyn Searls. He will be greatly missed. RIP John!

We had a lot of fun, John, out at your "villa" at the claim. The cat, the goat, the pig! It was a privilege being your friend.