John D. Linde

Miss you my friend. I will continue to honor and teach my kids about what you did for our country. Each year on Memorial Day, one of the kids wears your bracelet to school to honor you.

John, Man, what can I say today other than I sure miss you. The guidance you gave me while a live was the this that made men the man I am today, I am going to be 50 next month and wonder how I am here, Retired from the Military now. I think back to the Wild days, greatest days, and the hellish days of dancing with Grim Reaper. I have made through this lifestyle daily and when life gets hard I think of what would John do, what would John say to me.... Brother I can tell you I so miss...

We were best friends growing up in Weehawken before I moved. I still remember you showing me your dads hunting equipment. I was thinking of you and googled you only to see you’re no longer around. You were such a great friend I thought of you 35 years later. RIP my friend

We were best friends growing up in Weehawken before I moved. I still remember you showing me your dads hunting equipment. I was thinking of you and googled you only to see you’re no longer around. You were such a great friend I thought of you 35-40 years later. RIP my friend

We were best friends growing up in Weehawken before I moved. I still remember you showing me your dads hunting equipment. I was thinking of you and googled you only to see you’re no longer around. You were such a great friend I thought of you 35-40 years later. RIP my friend