John Haley

It is said that grief is the price we pay for love. You are missed every single day!! Priscilla

Johnny, your prayer card has been on my kitchen counter a year already ! You were
born one week ahead of me so I think of you like a twin! Loved going for boat rides
on McCollum Lake as children when Aunt Dorothy was rowing the boat! You are with
most of your family in heaven now---Mother, Dad, Dorothy, Joe and your dear wife!
Think of us who are still down here. Love, Carol Carey Leblique

Im very sorry for your lost

The Rutter Blasdell family has had the absolute privilege and honor to know John for the last 11 years. During that time, he became a member of our family and we loved him dearly. He will be sorely missed by our family, and especially Priscilla. He will also be missed by all of the residents on Lakewood Road in McHenry where John grew up and spent most of his days in the yard working or chatting with friends and neighbors alike. Truly a class act and a great man.

Dear Family ,My name is Erin Houlihan. ..Johnny and my father Ed Houlihan were first cousins .. I just heard of your fathers passing today and I wanted to send my condolences .. I will always remember your whole family with fondness ...your dad was so kind to us all. prayers sent to your family. Erin Drake

Dear Cathy and Mike and family,

So sorry to hear of your dad's passing. So many great memories come to mind from our growing up years at St. Thecla. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sincerely,
Kim Karas Dziadosz

I am Carol Carey Leblique, first cousin of
Johnny Haley. My Mother Nina and Aunt Dorothy were expecting me and Johnny the same nine months and we were both born in
the month of October, 1940, Chicago, Illinois. I always secretly thought he was
my brother-cousin-we both had brown hair and eyes, were the third child of four, and
did not make a fuss-usually. I last saw him
at my niece's wedding in 2005 in Chicago. He gave me a big hug-greeting which I really needed at that...

So sad to hear of Jacks passing....he and your mom were such terrific people...I'll miss seeing him at breakfast at the Norwood and in he neighborhood. Much love & prayers to you all.