John W. Lewis Jr.

Trudy
Sorry about your loss. I work in the office next door to the Woodmen office and John came over to just say Hi and to see how we where all doing most days. We are all sad John is gone.

Trudy,

I only spoke with John a handful of times but he always made me laugh. He will be missed by everyone that came in contact with his smile.

Dear Trudy,

My prayers and thoughts are with you. John was truly one of the good guys. The world has suffered a great loss at his early departure.

Trudy,
All of your friends in TBC, Mother Frances and Grace Community Church mourn the passing of John. He was a dear friend and is greatly missed by all of us. Since we heard the news, John Lewis stories have been passing back and forth starting with the first time Galen took him down Killer Hill on the bicycle, to the baker's dozen ribs at Dick's house, and to the ice cream sandwiches. Please let me hear from you.

We only knew John for a short time as our insurance representative, but the time talking with him was such a joy. It was such a shock and we truly regret your loss. John seemed to be a very nice person. We will rememmber you and your family in our prayers. God Bless.

Trudy,
My thoughts and prayers are with you. John will be sadly missed. His smile lives on, the kindest person I have ever met!
Patty

Trudy -
Our hearts go out to you during this time. We too remember how John always seemed to have a smile on his face whenever we saw him, and a friendly word for all. We will truly miss him. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Woodman Members -

Trudy,

Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Take comfort in the knowledge that John is at peace and with our maker.

Trudy,

My deepest condolences on the loss of John. I have never met a nicer guy. I cannot remember him without a smile or a good word for everone. He will be missed.

Russ and Nancy Miller