John R. Kohn

John and Helen Kohn take me back to my teenage years when we first met. I worked for years for Walter Elbrecht where Helen and John shopped for their meats. It was always a bright spot in my day when either one came in the store. It gave me great pleasure to take care of their needs. I remember other members of the family coming with Helen, and each one was a joy. I'm 70 now, but I smile at the memory of these two fine people.God Bless each of you with comfort and peace.

Dear Bob,Diane and girls-
and Kohn family,

We are so sorry for your loss, Our hearts go out to all of you. Our memories are the ties that bind us together -reflect on those, this shall ease your pain. May God Bless you and keep your father. If you need anything - please don't hesitate.

Ted,Barb, Toni, Connie, Amanda and Victoria DiBacco

We were sorry to hear of your Dad passing. It is difficult to find comfort right now, but you have many fine memories to look back on with joy. Your family will give you strength at this time, and we will all be praying for you.

You have all been in my prayers and Masses throughout these days. Life and relationship is a precious gift that continues to be entrusted to us, even in difficult times like this. Please know how blessed you are. Whenever you can gather the family together we will have a Mass at the Chapel. Please let me know when you would like to do this.

Blessings,
Father John

To Dan & Family:

My deepest sympathies.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours.

To the Kohn family,
So sorry to hear of your loss. Take comfort in the happy memories you all share of good times together. Find peace in knowing your parents are happy together again and will be watching over you all.
Our deepest sympathy to all of you.

I always looked at Auntie Helen and Uncle John as role models for me for marriage, family and just being a good person. I love them both very much. I'm glad they're together and I hope they'll continue to guide all of us. I offer many thoughts & prayers to the rest of the family and look forward to hearing wonderful stories in the coming days.

To all the Kohn cousins--I will attend Mass at school on Thursday in honor of your Dad and pray for all of your intentions. May he rest in peace with the family in heaven, and may your memories bring comfort.

May your grief be lightened by the thought of your Mom and Dad together again-just like the new picture. Happy and painless in God's presence.
Thoughts and prayers.
Ginny Mone