John Litza

FRIENDS FOREVER! MANY HAPPY CONVERSATIONB ON THEIR PATIO AND ON OURS! OUR KIDS AND THEIRS ALWAYS FRIENDS! JOHN AND ANN ARE IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER!

SALLY AND RON SONNENLEITER

"Mr." Litza had a great and positive impact on my life. He was a man of firm character and a gentle spirit. I learned what hard work was one day as a brick hauler to the third floor fireplace job. His friendly manner and sly smile will be missed greatly. He is a strong example of a life well lived.
-Steve Sonnenleiter

I am in awe of John's bravery, faith & strength during his illness. My lasting memories are of his great pride in his family & his lifelong volunteerism @ Turner Camp.

We knew John only a short time, but it was a joy to play cards with him and hear all his wonderful stories.He will be missed.
With sincere sympathy,
Lewis and Jean Pennisi

Our prayers are with your whole family. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful man with us.

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family as we share in your loss. You and yours are our extended family and know John will be truly missed.

Dear Ann,

I'm so sorry to hear of John's passing. My condolences to you and your whole family.

Carol Hutchison (Wally & Dorothy's daughter)

dear Ann and family- I was so sorry to hear of John's passing. Our family has wonderful memories of him. Jim enjoyed working with him. Those 2 were hard workers. I am sorry that we haven't been in close contact these past few years, but happy that we got to see you at Jim's 80th. Our family sends our sympathy to your family. In sympathy, Joanne Miller

We have fond memories. Every Sunday in the summer, John and Ann enjoyed their coffee on the patio at Turner Camp sharing a smile and a friendly word as we walked by with our bunch of dogs. Sheri and Dan Cassens