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John Earl Pingo

Portland, Oregon

1940 - 2019

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John Earl PingoSept. 8, 1940 - Jan. 7, 2019 John Earl Pingo passed away peacefully at home Jan. 7, 2019 in Tucson, Ariz., at the age of 78. A native Oregonian, John was born Sept. 8, 1940 to John Joseph Pingo and Irene Carter. John grew up in Southeast Portland along with his sister Irene and...

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Hello Brother. I just wanted you to know that you were a Great Coach in both Baseball and Football as well as the Best Brother anyone could have. I Love and Miss You Every Day.

Happy Birthday to the Best Brother you could ever have. You are missed every day. I Love You

He was my first love at tender age of 15. He was 18 and a dashing man in uniform.

John Pingo was a friend and roomate of mine in the Marine Corps. Sorry to hear of his passing and will let the other roomates know of this. My condolences to the family.


Larry Taylor USMC
Ocala, Florida

Mr Pingo was one of my all time favorite teachers. He was kind man with a terrific smile.
I will always have fond memories of him, as will the rest of the Anderson kids.
Sad to see this and sorry to not be able to attend the service :(

John was fun, focused on kids, and a supportive colleague. He was so helpful to many of us as we began our careers at Sumner. His professionalism and thoughtfulness (and his ability to be less than reverent!) were models for many of us as we led and supported our students and teachers. My thoughts are prayers are with Anne, family members and his many dear friends. He was a gift to this world!

Anne,

So sorry for your loss...We loved you and John like family. He was an awesome guy and he will be missed.

All my Best
Marie Hakanson Heikkila

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Ed and I were so sad to hear about John's passing. He was such a great guy to know and work with for many years in Parkrose. Always helpful and fun to be around. Anne our hearts go out to you and the family. We both send our sympathy and prayers to you.

Mr. Pingo was my PE teacher for all my six years at Sacramento elementary. He was a really terrific teacher. I was in adaptive PE for a couple of those years and he was so great working with me. As I got older he taught me the basics of football, softball, and basketball. He organized lunchtime flag football league and the annual Knott/Sacramento softball game. I eventually became a modest athlete who played varsity basketball at Parkrose and was a small college All-American. Not sure if it...