John M. Kavanagh

Diana,
My heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family. I will keep you all in my thoughts & prayers during this difficult time.

So sad to hear of John's passing. I was until recently part of John's neighborhood. Of course most of us were at the age where we had a cuiosity and caring of one another without necessarily lots of attachment so it was not for lack of personality many of us did not know him well. I first met John because he was a Liberal and did not hide it -something I truely admired. So I stood outside his house several times admiring his anti-war signs till he noticed me and gave me several - telling me I...

Very sad to hear of John's passing. I knew John at La Clinica in the 90s and he always kept in touch with a call now and then. He was a true and tireless force for good in the world. Also a great practitioner and teacher of yoga. I will miss him.

Although I did not know John's name until this week, I encountered him from time to time near the University of New Hampshire and in our neighborhood. During our brief chats, he seemed thoughtful and caring. My condolences to your family.

Diana,

John joined our Goss Team just a few short months ago. It was clear from the start he was a lover of learning and had endless energy. He was such a positive person to be around and a true gentleman. I pray for John and your family during this most difficult time. God bless.

My deepest sympathy to John's family. My thoughts and prayers are with you Diana.
Sheryl Smith, Yorktown, VA

It was always a pleasure to see John on Faculty Road and around town. I remember talking at length with him about his love for Mozart - I was so impressed by his enthusiasm and knowledge for subjects he was passionate about. We will all miss him.