John Mooncotch

Dear Mooncotch Family,

We were saddened to hear of the passing of John. Both my father (William G. Collins) and I (Mark S. Collins) both had the pleasure of working with John and LaGrange Crane. I remember being at the Standard Oil Building painting a crane with "Bill, the Sign Painter" that was going to be on news. Also remember my wife and I running into the whole "Mooncotch Clan" in the Las Vegas airport.

Our hearts and prayers are with the family during this difficult...

John,

We will miss you. Thanks for all the help over the years.

Ed Hoveke
HUDSON BOILER & TANK

My Condolences to the Mooncotch family.
I have known Mr. Mooncotch for many years. If I asked him for a favor, he would never asked for one back.
He was very well liked and Inever did ever hear a bad word about him only good.
It's a great loss for all.

Regrets.
John W. Courtney Jr.

It was honor to know Mr. Mooncotch, I assited him in attending the WWII veteran Honor Flight. As a son of a WWII veteran and a LT classmate of Tom,Mr. Mooncotch's son, I am a better person for knowing John. Tom Brokaw stated it correctly, this was the greatest generation. Mr. Mooncotch, Semper Fi.

CDR Todd Martin, DC, USNR

My sincere condolencens to the Mooncotch family, I have had lunch with John and Mayor Cummings and enjoyed knowing John for the brief time I knew him.

Sorry 4 UR loss , my Condolences 2 the Family !

Sending our sincere condolences to the family for your loss. May the he God of all understanding help guard your hearts and thoughts during this difficult time. Exodus 6:3

Judy, Brenda, Diane,

My deepest condolences. John was a great man and I will always remember how he helped in a difficult time. I often think of you all and the time back in the area in 1979. John was an amazing guy. God bless and hugs to you. Mike