John Francis Mazur

He was a very important person in my life. He had always put a smile on my face and loved to to things that I had enjoyed. He had a lovely smile and deserved to live longer. He had always wished that one day when I was old enough that he wanted me to visit him. We both had wished that we could see each other more, sadly we where to far away. I had wished we could see each other and know lots more before he sadly past. I hope that one day I can see the wonderful smile on his face again. I...

Very odd I had some time this am and was looking through Linkedin and decided to see if I could locate Pat and/or John. I worked with them (especially Pat) back in the early 90s and havent had contact since. Sadly, I stumbled across Johns passing. He was a pioneer in the environmental business. My thoughts and prayers are with you Pat. I would love to catch up if you ever have a minute. My contact is 270-933-6600 and [email protected]

Regards and Well Wishes

Aunt pat,

When I first heard of my uncles passing, I was truly shocked. I also felt a sense of guilt as I was deployed with the Navy and was unable to be there for my family in a time of grieving. But I began to realize that my uncle would've understood. As a service member himself, he understood the nomadic lifestyle of a service member. From a young age I can remember being inspired by my Uncle's stories from his time in the US Army. I can remember our trips to Camp Lejune and...

John Mazur was a great guy. I met him first when we both worked at the Army Environmental Hygiene Agency in Edgewood, MD in the mid-70s. John was an army officer newly assigned to our lab and was my immediate boss when I was there as a civilian employee. John was very intelligent AND he was also very smart. John was very honest. John was very gregarious and got folks working together. John was not ever vindictive. John made our work group function very well for our assigned tasks and...

Thru this time of lost find god thru this pain for joy in his memories
And thru it all you have power within each other

Aunt Pat,

Im so grateful you and Uncle John have had the presence in our lives that youve had. All of the summers spent with him, walking the dogs and spending days at the beach will always have a special place in my heart. I remember always having Uncle John pick apart my blue crabs for me on the back porch because it was too gross for my liking. He will always be in my heart - and I love you, Aunt Pat!

I met John a few years ago. I found out he was born in Highlandtown, not far from my dad. He later resided in Va, across the street from my uncle. It is a small world,, so we got along well from the start. John was the same age as my father and had similar attitudes in politics and religion. Every Friday, I would hear the familiar Hey Kim, that would come from the office, when I would come in the front door. It isn't the same in there anymore without him, sitting in the chair waving Hi to...

We at Rackleys have been very close with John for many years and he was a very compassionate person whom always put others in front of himself. We are very sad to hear about his passing and our hearts are out to the family. We are always here if anything is needed.

John was so so dear to our family....all of us Clems....His passing will leave an empty place in the back yard, at the pool, on the boat/beach and in our hearts. He was smart, kind and funny....Loved his laugh....we think of him so often and always will.