John Joseph Oteri

Johnny was the sax player in several bands we played in together. Glen Wells and the Blends was the first. David "Chap" Rowe. RIP Johnny.

Played one helluva tenor sax. I played trumpet in a band with John in Pt. Arthur TX in the late 50s and early 60s. RIP Johnny.

John, you will never be forgotten. I´m proud to be your friend.

I didn´t know this man John but I came upon his obituary and read it he sounded like a very gracious and kind and good person and talented as well I hope he rest in peace and I hope his family finds peace my condolences Daniel

Pat - I just noticed John´s passing as I am looking forward to being in Santa Fe next Spring. So sorry for your loss. Currently, I am setting in our great room admiring five of John´s art pieces, one of which we commissioned for over our fireplace. His tremendous talent will be missed.

Pat, I just found this when I was searching for y'all. We are so sorry. This is a terrible loss for all of us. John was a great talent in many areas. We will miss him. How can we get in touch?

I acquired my 1st Oteri in the mid 1990's . Would love to view his works at Joe Wade Gallery and Alexandria Gallery when it was in Taos and in Santa Fe. Always enlighte3ning and inspiring. His talent shall be missed.

Dr. Thomas Strain

What wonderful times we had together in Austin and working with Pat at Rotan Mosle. “Party at the Oteri’s” was often our mantra and will always be a treasured memory. Terry and I are saddened at the loss of this talented, warm and wonderful man. Our love and thoughts are with you, Pat.

Pat,
So sorry for your loss. There are no words to help you through this time. May God hold you close and help you through this rough time.