John L. Pett

With deep love and respect.Sadly missed by John's Sister Cynthia Pett McLaughlin and Nephews Patrick and Peter McLaughlin and Great nephew, Andrew McLaughlin

Dear Jennifer, All the gang at the Elmwood Lounge were sadden by the death of John, we will miss him. We send you our our condolences.

Dear Jennifer, John was interviewed and hired by me at the M &T Bank in 1977. He worked with me for three years. I have always been proud of him and his accomplishments. I am sorry to hear of his untimely death, he will be in my and my wife's prayers. Sincerely, Mark F. Soukup Sr.

Jennifer,

I'm terribly sorry for the loss of John. While it's been years since we've share time together, I still maintain fond memories of our dinners out and John's stories of his past. I am truly saddened by the loss of a wonderful and interesting man who clearly loved you. I wish you well and please remember to focus on the good times as that is what John would want you to do and how he would want to be remembered.

Jennifer,
I am so sorry . John was a wonderful man. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Jennifer,
I am very sorry for your loss. Please remember the many friends you have and know that we are thinking of you.

When I learned John had passed away, I pulled out the letters he wrote me from Officers Candidate School. John, was very intent to succeed to become an Officer in the USMC. That time in his life was the most vulnerable. However, it was a time when his true personality presented. His spirit to be successful, his honest work ethic and how much he cared about others became obvious.
My sincere condolences to his family.
Cynthia G. Pett