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John Parkin

Atlanta, Georgia

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Family-Placed Death Notice JOHN WILBUR PARKIN John Wilbur Parkin died June 4, 2003, in Atlanta, GA following his final courageous battle with cancer, a disease he initially conquered over 50 years ago. He was the recently widowed husband of Clyle Parkin, and was a beloved father,...

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John was a stickler for accuracy & efficiency as I learned through our exchanging christmas cards down the years. He possessed a gift for writing and was always able to convey his message as he surely did in his poem "Good-By". He was a man of character and humanity. He was proud of his family and his nice little wife Cyle and the fact that they remained together for over 65 years. I'll miss them both. I'm proud that John claimed me as a friend. Love, your friend
George Hanks
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It is very fitting that there would be a guest book for John on the internet! There is a hole in our inbox that will not be replaced. Love to you Georgia Peaches. Carol & Jerry

It has been years since I have seen y'our parents Susan but I was your baby sitter back in the late 40's in Mar'shfield. I have thought of them many times in the past years. You and Todd have my sympathy and blessings and I'm sure you will miss them deeply. They were the best people I could have baby sat for and you and Todd were my favorate kids. Love Lynette Eckes (Drefahl)

We are very sorry the learn about his death. We really enjoy his friendship and will miss him enormosly.
Our simpathy to the all family.

Rosa and Victor hernandez

To the family of John and Klyle Parkin, I am writing on mine and my wife Jennifer's behalf. We met Your Patrents and Grandparents in 1985 when they moved to Cedar Park: in fact we sold them the house they lived in. Through the years I always kept my fingers crossed that the house was as I had presented it to them. They were such nice people that I worried that they might not like the house or feel as if I had misrepresented something -which I tried mightily not to do. I always had great...

Part of my daily Internet ritual is to check the website of The Marshfield News Herald. I was so sorry to see your dad’s obituary. In the late 60’s, early 70’s we lived on Arlington St. in Marshfield and were neighbors of your parents. We have so many fond memories of them. During that time we helped on your father’s campaigns in ’70 & 72. We aided in sending out postcards and going door-to-door passing out handbills. We thought John and Clyle were such wonderful people. Our memories go WAY...

i am so sorry to hear of johns passing, but i am sure that he is glad to be united with his lovely wife. they were the perfect example of what marriage should be... a devotion that last to the very last second. thanks for sharing them with us. the rhodes family