John M. Washington

Grew up down the street on Ivy Lea. Always looked up to John. Kind of a local hero. Rip

John was my grammar school friend at St Andrew’s. We were in Vietnam at the same time. My mother saw an article in the paper about his father crossing the Delaware (road). My mother got John’s address from George and we wrote each other once. Only ran into him once after that at lunch. My favorite memories are playing softball in a vacant lot between the McCormacks on Traverse with his neighbors and his sister, Barbara. John was a lot of fun back then and I know very successful later. My...

John joins me in expressing our heartfelt sympathy to the Washington family. May perpetual light shine upon John.

Germaine, our heartfelt sympathies to you & your family. Haven´t seen John in awhile, but will always remember his kind words & his catchy laugh! We cannot make the wake or funeral mass but please know you & your family are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless

My sincerest condolences to The Washington family for the loss of an inspiring man. I will always be grateful and honored to have worked for the company John built. Your peace and comfort will be in my prayers.

My condolences to the Washington family. It's been a while since I have seen John, but he left me with many fond memories. Memories I will always cherish, and I used to share with Mike. John was always kind and one of the most upbeat people you could ever meet. He always managed to see the silver lining in the darkest of clouds. He had a way about him that after you met him, you couldn't help but like the man. I'm sorry to say that I will be away and unable to attend the services, but I...

Quite a guy