John D. Quiram

John was quite simply my best friend growing up in Atlanta. We got involved in a multitude of shenanigans and miscues including dropping a gallon of red porch paint his mother entrusted us to pick up at Gilbert´s and bring home. That section of sidewalk near the old railroad depot remained red for years. As Bud said, John was a gifted musician (trumpet first chair), outstanding student, talented athlete (started on one of the few Atlanta basketball teams to ever beat Lincoln) and so much...

My sincere condolences to John's Family. We grew up as kids together only a few blocks apart in Atlanta. We attended schools (grade and high) for all 12 years of our Atlanta schooling. John was a gifted athlete and a fine musician. I am honored to be able to have called him My friend .

My sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one. May you find comfort knowing that those who die, God keeps in his memory because they are precious in his eyes. - Psalm 116:15

I am so very sorry to learn of the loss of John. I had known him since his parents ran the funeral home. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Bless all of you.

Our condolences to the Quiram family. We met John at Crystal Lake Michigan at a Melonseed Regatta. I always enjoyed his humor and jokes. He had many sailing friends and he will be missed. Dennis and Kathy Rhoades, Bellbrook, Ohio