John Joseph Weinkauf Jr.

A true leader and a man to follow. Both in the field and in his way of life.

Major John was a role model for those who worked under him. He always had my complete trust and respect. He was a fair man in all of his dealings with us. I will miss him very much.

I worked directly under John for my first 8 years on the police department an enjoyed his humor. Once he told me " I may not always be right but I'm always the Major " Nuff said.. I will miss his smile and his special way of handling tough situations.

The Weinkauf family is a class act and Maj. John was at the head of the class. I will never forget the "Dirty Thirty + Three" newsletters each month. My sympathies to the Weinkauf Family.

Major John Weinkauf was a true gentelman and it was a pleasure to have worked under him. When I needed my butt kicked, he kicked it, and when I needed a pat on the back, I got it. A fairer person, I have never known.
My sympathy goes out to the Weinkauf family. Goodby Major.
Larry William, Ret. TPD

My sympathies to the Weinkauf Family.
Major John was a class act and truly one of a kind.

Major John was so pleasant to work with, I was just down the hall and enjoyed his sense of humor. It was so much fun to work at PD then. He will be missed, I know he enjoyed retirement to the fullest.

John,
I am sorry to hear this sad news. May God comfort you and your family. God bless you and know that all of you are in my prayers.

To the entire Weinkauf family, Elena's and my thoughts and prayers are with you. Topeka has lost a good man.