John E. Machnik

I had the pleasure of being on the bowling team with John at the base in chicopee we were called the hooters! as the league was called night owls he was such a great person, im glad I got to know him he was certainly a man that did not like conflict couple of ladies on bowling team we had issues but he always tried to smooth it over he was a wonderful person he sure made a place in my heart i hope you watch over me

Mark and Arlene Sincerest condolences to you and your family. John was a kind friend to our family since he and our Dad served together in World War 2 and working at Barnes Airport. He will always be remembered and admired for his long and full life. MaryLou Chunglo and David Walls

Our deepest condolences to John's family. We always enjoyed bowling with him at the Westover Bowling Lanes. He was a kind person. Bob & Mary Ann Lemire

Johnny (the name we called him) was on our bowling team. He was a kind and gentle man with a great smile. We had so many fun times with him. Rest in peace dear friend. All our love. Mary Ellen Clark and Sandy Mainville.

I used to deliver Mr. Machnik's Springfield Newspaper (1984 - 1987 or so). He was a wonderful man. Very kind and respectful. My most sincere condolences. Bob Dionne

So sorry to hear of your loss. Michele & Richard Kaczmarczyk

Mark, Arlene and.family...Sorry to read of your dad's passing. Wherever, whenever there was a polka dance your dad was always.there with a big smile. Last saw him at Pulaski Park Three Rivers last summer. He was a gentleman who lived a full life and will be missed.