John-Heil-Obituary

John C. Heil

Los Angeles, California

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Los Angeles, California
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American Cancer Society

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HEIL, John C. John C. Heil passed away Monday, July 21, 2008 at his family home. He had a nine-month battle with cancer. He was born in 1931, attended schools in New York and joined the U. S. Marines in 1951. After being discharged from the Marines, he began a career in the aerospace industry in...

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John was my husband Patrick's best friend. They were like brothers. They had a great connection in business and in their personal lives. As a friend, you knew that you could count in John and that he would always be there for you, no matter the circumstances. As Patrick's wife, we were both honored to have know him and have him in our lives. He was always ready with a joke but took his golf very seriously. He could dress very flamboyantly at times and was always fun to be with. I can...

I wrote John a letter before he died. I do hope he read it. I told him how much I loved him. He was my husband's best friend. They were tied to the hip at times. Like brothers that bonded, they had so much fun together. John had the kind of personality that just lit up a room. He was a good match for my Patrick. Oh, the tales they could tell! I also knew that I could always count on him after my Patrick died. He was a true friend! Hundreds will miss him!

I was sadden to hear of John's
passing and extend my prayers and sympathies to his family.

John is just one of a kind. His smile would always brighten your day.He will be missed but never forgotten.

I had just met John a short time ago and am very sadden that I was unable to really get to know him. After our first meeting I knew he was someone that I would have enjoyed knowing. God has definitely taken one of the good ones. John you will be missed!

Its not often you take to some one on your first meeting' but John was one of those guys' with his charm and persona along with his commanding personality he could light up a room just by entering it. You will be missed by everyone.
Your friend at Aviall.
John Bates

John and Charlotte became a part of my life after I married their niece over twenty years ago. Even though our marriage ended, I still considered John and Charlotte family. His untimely death has truly saddened me and I deeply regret that I never had the courage to tell him how I admired him and loved him. His wit, humor, and passion for life will always remain an inspiration for me throughout my life. I feel privileged and honored that John shared a small part of his life with me. I...

Although I did not know John outside of our business relationship, the man was always a pleasure to visit with. He gave everyone an equal amount of respect. He will be missed.

I first met John needing to solve a serious hose problem that I had. He and John Mackey solved my problem immediately. After that, I took all my hose and tube needs to John. We became good friends and I have great memories of rides in his cars. playing golf, and most of all laughing together and swapping stories. I hope someday to see him again. Until then I will miss our dear friend. Debbie and I offer our deepest sympathy to Charlotte and Danny and the grandchildren. We all were...