John Louis Hayes

I knew your son Christopher and he used to tell me all about you and what you did in World War two. ( I love history so Christopher told me about you and those historic WW Two planes) Impressed! Christopher looked up to you and spoke with pride about his father. Sad to hear the family lost two fine people.

Dad, as your oldest son, I feel a keen sense of loss at your passing. The times we used to spend working on those old cars and you identifying all those different airplanes in the sky are still special for me. You were always there for all of us. May the Good Lord bless you and keep you in the palm of His hand. As a retired O-4, I look forward to the time when we can salute the colors together.

To the Hayes Family...John will truly be missed by so many people. I will miss delivering banana nut bread to him and watching him smile from ear to ear and then proceed to hide it in the refrigerator. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

John, Thanks for being such a great father-in-law. Your wisdom has guided my marriage to your daughter in so many ways.

Dad, I love you so much! Thank you for all the things you taught me about life. Cars, education, God, and people! I treasure how much you loved mom. I will hang on to all my beautiful memories! Your daughter, Cathy

Dear Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

We are especially proud of John's days, months, weeks and years of service to his country in the Army as an engineer and pilot. He was an expremely patriotic person. We enjoyed the long chats about political matters which we had.
We wish we could be there in person. Please give Sally a big hug from us all. God bless,
Ruthanne Hayes -Haight (first cousin)
Chandler Haight
Devon Haight

My deepest sympathy to you all. May you find comfort in reading Ps. 68:19,20 during this time of sorrow.

Cathy, Brian and Family~ You're in my thoughts, my heart, and my prayers. Hold on to your memories and let them guide you during this time of sadness.

Sue Lucero