Los Angeles, California
MARONEY, John Francis Beloved husband, father, uncle, friend and mentor died on Friday, December 11 after a four-year illness. He was born to John and Catherine Maroney on January 25, 1946 in St. Louis, MO enroute to his parents Navy posting in Chicago. He was the first of four sons including...
Read MoreJohn and I partnered in ReWorks Designs in Galveston to restore the Galveston County Park Pavilion, an "Alamo in Front" wood building in back that was his first restoration. Tricia was a beautiful enchantress he was mesmerized by.
Frank L Whitington
July 07, 2025 | Friend
Tricia,
I am so saddened to hear of John's death. We went back a looong way. God be with you.
Jack Morris, Architect
Houston, Tx
Jack Morris
December 20, 2010 | Houston, TX
john you will always be alive in my heart... thank you for the culebra.... it was always a second home to us..
geno larese
December 20, 2010 | North Hollywood, CA
Dear Tricia & Leila, I want to let you know how sorry I am to read about John's passing this afternoon.
I was just thinking about visiting last week as I was in the area but It was getting late & I didn't.
I am wondering now if It was on the same day.
I want both of you to know that I had alot of respect for John as he showed me the same.
I met John about 12 years ago when I was really down & art was my escape.
I Thank God to John & you for giving me the time to heal...
Paul Contreras
December 19, 2010 | Temple City, CA
John Maroney will be sadly missed by family and friends and literally hundreds of young people that he mentored. His legacy of selfless giving to enrich the lives and hopes of at-risk young people and his commitment to community-building will never be forgotten.
The Grotfeldt Family
Deborah Grotfeldt
December 19, 2010 | Houston, TX