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John Jordan

Kalamazoo, Michigan

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JORDAN, JOHN W. Portage, Age 61

Went home to be with the Lord, Sunday, July 14, 2013. He was born November 16, 1951, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, the son of Wilbur and Doris (Huntley) Jordan. John graduated from Plainwell High School in 1970 and went on to be very active in his...

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The first time meeting John occurred near Three Rivers. I recall the conversation well. After that meeting, I exchanged some e-mails with John, learning about his involvement with MCRGO. His words to me at our first meeting altered the course of my life to some degree, and I will never forget that. Thank you, John.

John was such great infleuence, on so many people. It's hard to comprehend, just how many he inspired. I will miss him. But, I know he will stay strong, with the Ninja Spirit. And, never give up. As always. May God guide him to a peaceful place, and be with us through John. As John would want. Please, feel free to contact me, if there is anything I can do. After all I am who I am today, in part, due to John. Be well. Respectfully, Rollo Thompson.

There was no one else like J.J. in the world. A loving husband, son and big brother. Our warrior has set his sword and shield down to rest peacefully after a well lived and loved life. I will forever miss you, big brother.

Holly,
With loving thoughts at this difficult time. May you feel comfort and warm from those around you. I met John several times and he trained me in first aid and cpr and he really made a strong impact on me.
With Deep Sympathy,
Debbie Bowler

I have known John for many years. We lost touch a few years ago but I would hear about him once in a while. John can not be replaced as an instructor or dive team member. He will be greatly missed. May God's love and comfort help the family at this time.

'First met John at one of his 1980's CPR classes; and again at refreshers earlier last decade. Always capable, helpful, effective, and memorable ("...Imagine me in a Speedo..."), he was first to help; and last to leave. He fought a hard battle - and  made a difference.

Holly, words cannot express how sad I was to hear of John's passing. He will always have a special place in my heart and I will be forever grateful to him for saving my life in 1978. My sincerest condolences to you and your family. Priscilla (Patti) Stewart

I've only known John online, but he quickly became one of my favorites on our board. He was a real life hero and an inspiration.

Holly, I just heard yesterday of John's passing. I am so very sorry for your loss. You both were such caring & loving neighbors to my mom & dad & our family will always remember John's care & compassion for others. Hold him close in your heart & he'll always be just a whisper away. Much love, Deb Nault & family