John Darwin Pucetas

When my Jewish friends lose a loved one, they often will say "May their memory be a blessing." It's a beautiful thought. John, your memory has been a blessing through the years. We'll miss you always.

Pam,

I was very saddened to hear of John's passing. My family's thoughts and prayers are with your family. My brother was in John's class and I used to hang out with Randy growing up in Newport.

Jim and Lori Troutman

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Marylou...I was your neighbor for 28 years...watched your sons grow into wonderful young men. They were good examples for my kids...many memories...laughter and tears. I miss the laughter...Pam, you were always so sweet to me...I could see why John loved you so much. I wish the grace of God on all of you...I will always feel honored to have known John...RIP John and God bless!

Pam,
You and John opened your home to me and Laura decades ago when we first visited Arizona, and I was so impressed by your kindness and warmth to people who were known only to you through your dear friend Nancy. I have the happiest memories of subsequent times we shared in later years at your lovely home, with John manning the grill and you preparing the most amazing delicacies in the kitchen.
You treated me like family, Pam, and i love you and send you prayers and hope for healing...

I was deeply saddened to hear the news of John's passing. I will always have warm memories of John. As a classmate of his brother, Randy, I would visit the Pucetas home often. John always took an interest in me, his engaging conversation and good natured ribbing making me feel welcome.

Pam, Mary Lou, Randy and family, my prayers are with you and hope you find comfort in the memories that you have of this wonderful person that was part of your lives.

Pam, May time heal your heart so you can find peace from the profound and sudden loss of John. All my sympathy. Pamela Peet

I am so very sorry for the loss of John. I had only recently met him while working on a project in Prescott, but even from that brief exposure John struck me as a person of great vitality and integrity. Please accept my deepest sympathies.