John Francis McCormack

My deepest sympathies to the McCormack family. I worked with John for five years in Credit Review at Bank of America. He was very well respected among his peers at the bank and will be truly missed. I enjoyed many conversations with him about travel and families and will also miss his engaging laugh. I am so sorry that I could not attend the service, but only found out this week. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Mark,
I am so sorry to read about your brother Johnny. I was on an airplane while reading the paper and was in total disbelief. I wish I could have been back in town to attend his funeral on Friday. I know this is a hard time for you and your family and my only prayer for you now is that you can keep all your wonderful memories of him in your heart and in time it will sustain the pain you are dealing with.
Love to you always,
Liz McBee Maguire

To my son's family, I was shocked and saddened to learn of Johnny's passing. My fondest memories go way back and what I will always remember is his flair for cooking, his intelligence, his humor and that great laugh.

To Jack, Cathy, Kevin, Brien and Mark ---- while your hearts may be heavy, know that he is with Kaye and they are probably telling great stories as they always did. Heaven just got a little louder with him there.

My deepest sympathies.

Carol Barber

My deepest condolences to the McCormack family. John was such a kind, wise and gentle person. His laugh would also bring a smile to everyone’s face around him. He will be missed.

I offer the McCormack family my condolences and pray that the "God of all comfort" will be with you in your time of distress.

Deepest Sympathy

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.