John R. Sonnenberg

Doris, Gail and Steve,
I just got word from Carl of your loss. I was up at Cleveland Clinic this week and just heard. I am SO very sorry. Uncle John was fabulous guy and I think of you all often. Know that I am thinking of you.

Dear Mrs. Sonnenberg,Steve,and Gail and Families,
I just wanted to express my sympathy. I have fond memories of your family and Eiler. At Christmas this year, my brother, Greg put together a picture collage in a clock. In mine he included a picture of your dad, Werner, Norb, and my dad in our backyard. It brought a smile to my face. Know he is with our Lord and happy. Blessings to you all.
Linda Horner (Samuelson)

Aunt Doris, Steve and Gail:

My thoughts, prayers and sympathies go to you all during this troubled time. I can still remember all of us getting together at each others houses for barbeques and dinners with Uncle John and Dad telling old war stories. I can still vivdly remember walking in Labor Day parades for Local 1439 IBEW with Uncle John and I taking turns leading Dad down the street. I have fond memories of Steve and I spending sleepovers on W/Es and Uncle John watching over me as...

Dear Aunt Doris, Steve, and Gail -

You all are in my thoughts and prayers. I can see Uncle John and my dad looking down on all of us at this very moment. I can't think of two greater men to have had such an influence in my life. Forever will I cherish and be grateful for the wonderful memories our families have made over the years. I too remember going to the parades and seeking out “our” Uncle John in his glory!

Love,

Aunt Doris, Steven and Gail,

My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. I think some of my best memories growing up are of going down to the parades and looking for Uncle John. I have a framed picture of him and myself from my 6th birthday. He came dressed in his costume. Thank You for the wonderful memories.