John J. Metro

I also had the pleasure of working with John at BMC. He was a great man and counselor. I was so sad to hear of his passing. I extend my heart felt sadness and sympathy to his family. He was way too young to to have left this earth.

I had the incredible pleasure of working with John for about 2 years at Baystate in the inpatient psychiatry department. He was always a wonderful person to have contact with in the morning with, as I worked the night shift....always greeted me with a smile, a hello, asked how my night had been personally and how my interactions with the pations had been over the night. I no longer work there but a few days ago ran into a former colleague who informed me of his unfortunate and untimely...

John Metro was flat out a great guy. I had the good fortune to work closely with John at the C.C. of Wilbraham. John cared deeply for the Club and our 320 members. We played a lot of golf together and he was always a classy gentleman and friend. John occasionally could hit a bad shot, but his attitude was always that the cup was 1/2 full, not 1/2 empty. And, by the way, he did it with a smile. I believe there is a life lesson in there for all of us.

So sorry to hear about John's passing.

Linda (Cote) Quinlan

I am very sorry to hear about John's death. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all.

Ellie, Mary, Stevie and Elllie,
It was with heavey heart to read that our Bonnie's Johnny Angel has gone home. He will always hold a special place in our hearts as all of you will. We can be assured that Bonnie was there to be with him to hold his hand to bring him home.
Our Love to you all,
Sue, Pat, Kitty and Dotsie
(The Grenier Girls)