JOHN F. TINTER

A great guy I will never forget, donated to me a missing piece from his own boat to the boat I was building as a young kid and started a lifelong dream, Thanks John.

"Horsefeathers"! R.I.P. Mr. Tinter.

R.I.P. Mr. Tinter. Very Nice Man.

Growing up I looked up to my cousin Jack who was often larger than life. Will never forget the trip out in Lake Erie with Captain Tinter. If memory is correct he was a paratrooper in the US Army. Thank you for your service and your ability to get the family together with your outward going personality.

I have lost a dear friend of several years. The memories cannot be taken away from me. Out good times dancing, taking trips and the relationships he developed with my sons will never be forgotten. He was a kind, loving and caring man. Getting to know his family has been a joy. No one will ever take his place. I miss him terribly. With love from my heart.

Dear family, I too was a youger counsin and irritated Jack by calling him "Uncle Jack", but his strong hand and gruff laugh just blew me off with a wonderful story of something in the past. I also clearly remember the Halcik picknicks out in the country on Nobottom Road that he and aunt Elenor Shared with us. As a little guy Blessed
In the Love of Christ
Dave Schaeffer & Family

I am so sorry to hear of Uncle Jacks passing. So many memories of being young and at the house. Now he can join the rest of the family and Aunt Theresa. God Bless. Kathy Moran

Dear Family of Jack John Tinter and Friends.
I wish my sincere sympathy to the loss of your Beloved Dad. I am Jack's younger cousin Tom at twenty four years junior of him. Saying all that so that the rest of will be in perspective of. I have never forgotten of your Dad's stories...kindness ... and wit...
Like the story of your dog going across the road to pick things out of the farmers field. Jack would say one day he is going to get a big bill from that farmer one day. For all the dog...