John Michael Kavula

John was a loyal friend to me. We got acquainted in 1949. John loved playing baseball in the Little league, thanks to his Dad who instilled in Johnny a love for baseball that lasted for John's entire life. As kids we played football on the lawn of City Hall on 29th street and Avenue E and stick ball on East 28th street. John was a fantastic insurance agent for his brother in law. John's sister Carolyn was a fantastic person as does John's wife, Mabel who loved Johnny dearly. John had a big...

Many fond memories of John from 28th street in Bayonne and from grammar and high schools. He will be missed. George Tenety.

Sorry for your loss. My condolences.

Sorry for your loss. Even though we have not seen each other for a very long time, we have never forgotten. Love you always and forever

Rest in peace.

Johnny was one of our most treasured friend and was one of the kindest, genuine, compassionate person that ever walked this planet. Our condolences go out to Mabel, his wife of many years, his sister, Carol, and her husband Woody. I will say Mass for him as well as his entire family. Affectionately, Robert Penaskovic

John Kavula was one of my best friends. I knew him when I was about 9 years old. We played baseball, tackle football on City Hall land, stick ball on 28th street between Bway and Avenue E. I also knew his wife Mabel, a beautiful person who always looked younger than her age. They had a wonderful marriage. I will always have a special place in my heart for Johnny. He was a terrific insurance agent who worked for his brother in law Woodie. My condolence to Johnny's sister Carole who was a...