John H. Myers

I know you and Larry are waiting for me. Well, I just hit the big 71. Have to go till March to beat my sister who lived the longest so far of siblings. I am told that I only have a few months, so hopefully we can get together again, after I see my family. Tom misses you. See you soon my friend.

John was such a kind hearted gentleman, a very tough, really nice man. I trained in his gym back in 1983 and 1984. I have very happy memories running with him, training, and winning boxing matches. He helped me get work with him doing roofing jobs when I was a very young guy in the summer of 1985, too. A really good family man. I remember his daughter being with him, he had such a great sense of humor, and I can tell how much he really loved his daughter. All around he was such a really good...

I send my condolences, John taught me how to be a man. He also taught me right from wrong and made me a Golden Gloves champion. RIP my friend

One of a kind. Great guy. Worked with John at Milton Hershey School. Spent our lunch break running or biking. Had me out to his boxing gym to train. Only thing he loved more than training was his wife and daughter. He'll be truly missed by everyone he touched.

John was a great boxing coach and a great role model! My friends and I were going down the wrong road, and we were directed to the Lebanon Boxing Club. John taught us how to box and how to be responsible. He was a good man, and I hope there are more people out there like him.

Cheryl Ralph Beard John was and old school mate miss seeing him on daily walks.

John was one of the kindest people that I came to know, since 1993.
He would do anything for anyone and loved that art of boxing.
He became a second father to my son and helped him tremendously.
My entire family will miss John and I will always have great memories of the years we spent together training boxers.
We love you John.

Sam Eschleman and family

So sorry for your loss,my prayers and thoughts are with you.God bless.Rosanne Favaloro(friend of Pat Sheffy)