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John Wallace McCreight

Washington, Pennsylvania

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John Wallace McCreight, 72, of East Washington, died Thursday, March 3, 2016, after battling a glioblastoma, a rare nerve cancer, on his spine. He was born February 7, 1944, a son of the late John Borland and Jane Wallace McCreight. Mr. McCreight he was married to Mildred Ann McAnulty McCreight,...

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I was a student at East Washington grade school up through much of the 5th grade when our family moved to the suburbs of Pittsburgh. John was always kind enough to include me in East Washington H.S. reunions. In the 1990s I last saw John at a Botanical Society of Western PA field trip in the Washington area. We shared a number of common interests. My deepest condolences and prayers to the McCreight family.
Paul Brown

John was one of my very best friends and will be missed greatly! It seems like just yesterday that he and I were skiing, caving and generally enjoying bachelor life. Then we both got married. raised children, vacationed together and shared life's wonders. He was an inspiration with his incredible optimism, sense of adventure and good will to all. My family and I greatly miss him and will keep the memory of our great friend and inspiration alive! My condolences to all of his friends and...

When Mildred was my sister-in-law, she was closer to me than any of my sisters. John made her very happy and I really liked the guy. They both died too young. Sincere condolences.

Our hearts were saddened by the news of John's passing. We have many years of memories from the family reunions to Mildred's book store and John's very interesting stories. Such a blessing. May God comfort the family.
Much love,
Mike & Diane Burns

We are sorry to hear of John's death. We last saw him this summer at the Chambers family reunion. Our condolences to John, Amanda and his entire family.
God Speed John.

The McCreight family - It is with deep sadness that I write to you all. Ted, myself, my children and grandchildren will miss John. He was a beloved part of our family. A true and loyal friend in every sense for so many, many years, to many to count. I pray that God give you all strength and peace in thee upcoming days and days to follow. I pray also for John, Karin, Amanda Rose and Jason that they all have the strength to stay close and hold on to each other for support and love of family....

Dear Becky and Nancy, Amanda and John,
I am so sorry to learn of John's passing. We so much enjoyed being the next door neighbor to a lovely family. May John rest in peace and may you all be consoled by your wonderful memories. Fondly, Martha Berman

We will always remember with big smiles John on band night at our house with his tuba in hand. May the angels carry him to his heavenly home.
Jim and Celeste

I knew John from the Ohio Valley Brass Ensemble when we did caroling during the Christmas season. He always had a story to tell about his numerous adventures. I always felt he was a very kind person. He was missed the last few years we caroled and he wasn't able to be there. I will always remember the time he took us to carol for his friends at this little restaurant in Washington. Blessings to his family for strength and peace during difficult times. Try to think of his many stories and...