John C. Serwatka

He was my high school boyfriend . Such a good guy.

Still in my thoughts, always.

I havn't seen my Uncle John in a number of years, but nevertheless I have vivid memories of the great man he was.He was so funny,and so quick with the comebacks! He could turn anything he encountered into the funniest story I have ever heard.He loved Art and encouraged me to persue my artwork,oh I how I appreciate those conversations.He got me, I love that!I just hope that he knew how much I looked up to him.It does makes me happy though that he is with his brother who adored him.I miss him so!

John was a great individual, he will be missed by everyone that knew him. It was a pleasure knowing him.

Dan Cotler

John was a very deep thinker. I enjoyed our conversations, as I knew I was dealing with a very intelligent person. I will miss his wit and wisdom.

Dear Aunt Lee, Cousin Marge & family and friends of John,

I would like to offer my sincere condolences for the untimely loss of our beloved John. This loss is doubly hard to bear because it has all too soon succeeded the passing of his beloved brother, Ed. Although I have more memories of Ed than of John because of the difference in our ages and geographical location, it was clear after listening to Father Werner that the two were kindred spirits... spirits of adventure, spirits of...

My husband and I met John in 1999 when he answered an ad to come to work for us. In no time, John had shown himself to be a stellar employee, and soon we were calling him friend. John was a private person - we knew very little about his past with one exception. John spoke volumes about his daugher Lauren. He was proud of her and loved to show off her picture and talk about her dancing. He was very easy to talk with and thoroughly enjoyed the art of conversation. John always had time for...

John was a good friend and someone to talk long hours with.Peggy & I thought higly of john and we will miss him dearly.He was a good friend.

When John moved from West Palm to Central Florida he needed a place to live and I offered him one of my spare rooms to live in, he lived in my spare room for several years until I had to move up to Atlanta.

With Water Resources International (the company we worked for) he became one of my appointment setters. We would get up around 9am, go to breakfast and spend the whole day driving around setting up appointments for me. It was his dedication that helped me become one of the top reps...