John F. McKain

I am a friend of Donna McKain, John's grandmother. I lost my oldest son a number of years ago at the age of 53. It is so difficult when we lose one we love so much, but we know God will take care of all who are with him. It sounds like John had a good life during the time he spent on this difficult earth. I understand the sorrow of his family and close friends. May God bless and comfort you and never let you forget the wonderful person who was a very special person in the McKain family.

Johnny Mac, you´ve always had more energy and drive on your hardest days than I´ve ever had on an easy one. You will be so missed.

The Mellott family extends their sincerest sympathy to your family's loss of their loved one. May God grant you His peace.

Johnny Mac you were one of the biggest hearted-fun loving and caring guy. God gained a beautiful soul and He will continue to let your light shine.

To the family of dear John M, my deepest sympathy. I worked with John at Arnold´s office furniture in 2019-2020. He was such a wonderful guy with a beautiful soul. We called each other "Trouble" and our friendship continued through texting after we both left the company. The last text I received from him was in August when he told me he was on treatment again as his cancer recurred. I will surely miss his sincere friendship through the years. From: Lolita Wiesel

Johnny Mac was an inspiration to all. Since the first day we met at West Chester he was always genuine, kind and caring to me and others. From West Chester to Sea Isle to Philly, we always enjoyed good music, great convo and friendship. Thank you for being such a great friend and mentor to everyone around you.

To John´s family, I am so incredibly sorry for your loss. John was a kind and generous friend to all. Many of my college memories include him and I am forever grateful our paths crossed. He will be deeply missed.