John Philip Onoff

John, so sorry to see that your dad passed away. I know I'm a year late but better late than never. I hope you and your family are doing well!
My sympathies!
cheri mcneill

I only found out today of Johns passing. What an incredible man. I was blessed to have crossed paths with John when I was only 19 years old. I worked at Mid South airlines and John saw something in me that I would have never saw in myself. He was my lifetime mentor. Anytime something good would happen in my life, John was always the first one I would call to share it with. He took me under his wings and he taught me how to soar. I owe so much to this wonderful man and know one day I will see...

John was not only my brother-in-law, but he was my True Friend and confidant. We shared many fun memories and discussions about Life. He was an extraordinary man with a keen wit; a great conversationalist; had a never-ending drive to gain knowledge about people and current events; and was proud beyond words of his children and grand-children. I love and miss you John. Rest in peace with your Mother, brothers, son Ronnie, and all the other lives you touched through the years.

John was my husband for 25 years. We raised two wonderful daughters. He was a great father and we remained friends to the end. My heart goes out to my daughters and grandsons who loved him very much.
Patricia Olk

Because We Flew Once the wings go on, they never come off whether they can be seen or not. It fuses to the soul through adversity, fear and adrenaline, and no one who has ever worn them with pride, integrity and guts can ever sleep through the call of the wild that wafts through bedroom windows in the deep of the night. When a good flyer leaves the job and retires, many are jealous, some are pleased and yet others, who may have already retired, wonder. We wonder if he knows what he is...

What a wonderful man.... kinda fitting passing within the time frame of President Bush... both led by example and lived exemplary lives.... he will be missed... My condolences to the family... but what a legacy..

We will miss you "Switch". Will never forget the dinners in Beaufort, SC when I was living on Lady's Island. Love, Don & Susan Bernardo

Thoughts and prayers for you all.