John V. Motto

Our deepest condolences to the Motto family.

Grandpa John was a man filled with stories (for us and all that he came across), smiles, songs, a fun sense of humor, card games... And a few too many manhattens in his lifetime. These are some of the things I remember as a child. And it was always such a joy to see him and spend time with him. Grandma and Grandpa's house was a very special place. Going through and reading some of his letters since he passed, it warms my heart to hear his sense of wonder, his want to learn more, his hope for...

John, thank you for being such a great father, father-in-law and grandfather. You had strength and wisdom behind an easy smile and a good story. Your generosity and kindness will be greatly missed.

I am very sorry to hear about John's passing. We not only did some great business together, but became buddies in the process. R.I.P. my friend

Terri, The singing by the fireside, the popcorn out of the box, the cabins that were primitive to say the least, but comfortable , the Lake that was cool and refreshing and of course the dinner bell that everyone responded to like cattle. That was some great memories at Miley's Resort. But the friendships were even better. Your Mom and Dad were very special people and Pam and I were lucky to have been a part of their life. Very fond memories. God Bless you and your family! Pam and Ron

David, Heaven has gained another wonderful Angel and you are in my prayers:-)

My deepest condolences at your loss, David. After reading your father's obituary I can see that the apple did not fall far from the tree back in the seventies at JCBS.