John S. Lord

A good guy and friend.

My heart goes out to Julie, April, and Darlene . . . and the entire family. Peace to you all through this difficult process, and to the soule of John Lord.

Darlene & Family,

I met John many years ago, having been introduced to him by Jack McCleery. I immediately grew to like him as a man to whom you could speak truthfully and to get the same in return.

Then he rebuilt the foundation of my house with outstanding stone mason work. He advised me on many aspects of improving our place on Thompson Lake. He was a great friend to the Kennedys of Thompson Lake.

I got to play golf with him, and he was just as much fun...

I am so sorry, Darlene. I remember watching him play sports with my brother in high school.

John was a great guy, and a true artiste.
More than that, he was a good friend. All of us will miss him deeply. We send our love to Darlene. The Borow Family of Naples/Los Angeles.

John was always a joy to work with. I will miss him. May there be great rock picking in the Wide Open Spaces in the Great Beyond!

So sorry for your loss. My husband, Mac (Claude) famous for "Mains Pizza" in Raymond, was also a childhood friend. Johnny built our beautiful stone planter and hearth when we built our dream house on Sebago Lake in 1985. He will be missed!
Margaret Mains