John Marion Styner

A Long Time friend and mentor, I feel so very bad that we lost touch with each other for such a long period of time I´ll miss you very much John.

A terrific man. He had more talent in his baby toe than I have in my whole body. We were shooting buddies. He lent his expertise to the NJ National Guard Pistol Team. He was also a buddy to my brother (William Bill Mount), they worked together at one of the mold shops in Trenton. John built a pistol for me which I still have. I am so sorry I did not stay in touch, he was a wonderful man and so energetic. The world is truly a lesser place without him. Miss you John, Sincerely, Jack Mount

I’d just like to give my condolences to Anna and family. Sorry to hear of Johnny’s passing. Hope you are all well.
Betty. Pat Ana James friend

I first met John around the time I met my husband, Albert ( Butch) Carabelli in 1955 when we all were volunteers for the Ground Observer Corps.We did our hours on Friday and then off to Marucas for pizza.We separated and went off to school or work. Butch and I returned in 1970 and we connected again with John and now Anna.Many memories to share. Dinners at our homes, the day Anna made spaghetti Carbonara for the gang at our pool, the many times John designed , fixed or found a way around a...

It was a true pleasure to know Mr. Styner & to know his whole family. I am surely a better person for it. R.I.P