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John B. Kessler

Kansas City, Missouri

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John B. Kessler, 49, of Kansas City, Kan., passed away November 13, 2008, at the University of Kansas Medical Center. He fought a courageous battle with brain cancer and pneumonia and is at peace now with God. He is survived by two sisters and a brother, Jean Hosseini of Kansas City, Mo.,...

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I just ran into an old friend that let me know John had passed away. He was one of my best friends when we were kids and my heart is heavy as I write this note. I know that he has found peace and I hope that his friends and family have too. He was one of a kind. I hope he has a guitar in his hands right now. God Bless John Kessler

My sincerest condolences to the family and friends of John Kessler. I am an old school friend and knew John in the late '70's and I recently heard of his passing. I wish all of his family the best.

Hi Everyone, how comforting to read the entries and see confirmed by so many what we all know about John. His genius, his loyalty, his gentleness and that huge heart! He taught me "listening 101" starting with David Bowie and hooboy, did we all plow through the music! John was insatiable when it came to devouring new music and on the other hand didn't mind selling his albums (or mine) for mad money or more albums! My love to you all, Anne Kessler DeBrie

Christy and Family, May the grant you peace and comfort in this time. Our orayers are with.

John,
You are one of my favorite people that I have met. You always have a smile on your face and a kind word to say. I will miss you as will everyone who was fortunate enough to have had you in our lives. David Bowe won't be the same.
Love eternally
Laurie Mattison(Dar Dar)

Christie and family,
My prayers are with you, I know how painful it is to loose someone you love. Cherish the memories and remember that love never ends. God bless you and your family. Jackie Polsgrove-Roberts

John,

You were my best friend in junior high and high school. You befriended me in a difficult time in my junior high days, a time when others had brushed me away. I will always remember you for your gentleness, loyalty as a friend, and an amazing sense of humor. (And of course God gifted you with a creative genius in music that's indeed quite rare.) It's my prayer that you had a vibrant relationship with Jesus in your final days, and that I'll see you on the other side, in heaven.

A GOOD MAN--For me it was folklore, until I met John. A million lifetimes could not define or contain his heart. He is the love of my life. He will always live in my stars. Goodnight Johnny, I love you...
Your Lisa Way

The entire Sperry family will miss our gentle giant. We all loved having you over for football and pork on Sundays. This year the Chiefs are so bad, we focused on the fellowship instead of the game. We are all so happy to have spent time with you. We'll be looking for that blue truck to pull up to our house and our Johnny boy to emerge with that big smile. We love you and miss you.
Jack, Ruth, Brandon and Madi Sperry