John E. Vidumsky

Uncle John-I´m so glad for the many hours we got to talk when you were a patient at my hospital. Got to hear a lot of things I never knew. The setting wasn´t ideal but the memories were pretty great. Your niece, Teresa

So sorry to hear of my Uncle John's passing. My fondest memory of him was when Uncle John and Uncle Mickey would play country songs on their guitars. Uncle John was always cracking jokes and was alot of fun to be around. Sending my deepest condolances to Carol, John and Cecelia. Love, your cousin Pat Mickelson Goldsbury.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Dear Vidumsky Family. So sorry to read of John's passing. I did not know that your Mom had passed prior. John and Mary Ann were my neighbors on Ralston Road for many years. Great people. Would see them at mass at Holy Ghost. Always enjoyed talking with them. So sorry for your loss. I will remember them in my prayers. Joan Albus

"A soldier has passed away today ". You are now relieved from your post. A job well done fellow veteran. America thanks you for your service to our country in the defense of freedom. We all are grateful for your stepping up to the plate when your country needed you the most. A Navy Vietnam Veteran.

John was my first company commander after becoming a 2LT when I reported for duty in 1967 at the old Bethlehem armory on Prospect Street. We´ve been friends ever since and I can´t imagine going to an HFD meeting without seeing John there (Mary Ann too). Susan and I will miss the good hearted bantering that John always created when we were together. He was not only a good, kindhearted person but a great patriot.

Sir, Thank You for Your service to our country. God Bless You! God be with your family! Sincerely, A Grateful American