John T. "J.T." Wolfenden

Sorry for your loss. These glasses were in my Grandfather's home Bar. If you would like them I will mail to you. .

J.T. was truly a wonderful person. He was a absolute gentleman and every Sunday during football season our place to watch the Cleveland Browns game was always made brighter by you and J.T. He was an avid fan and he made sure to always stop and talk to everyone with his wonderful smile. He will be missed not only by me but all of the Browns Fans in Phoenix that he touched. God Bless you Lois and your family.

Our thoughts & prayers go out to the Wolfenden family, i had the pleasure to work for JT & John Jr for several years, even after his retirement i would anxiously await his return from Arizona each spring when we would meet for Breakfast or Lunch and catch-up on all the Industries news, He was the most genuine & compassionate man i have ever met,he will greatly missed

We are so glad to have known this gifted gentleman and to have shared in his lively humor! His passing leaves a heavy heart. Love to you, Lois.

One of the finest men I ever met. I am a better man for having known him.........

I am very sorry to hear about your father, John. My condolences to the Wolfenden family. I will be in Scottsdale 04-17 to 04-26 and I will try to contact you.

Dear Lois and Family :Our condolences on such a precious loss . J.T was always an inspiring positive motivator who was such fun to be with.His sincere concern-kindness prevailed.We will miss him on and off the golf course , including his favorite rootbeer floats . Mary Clare , BoB Porter , Marco Island , Florida and HV

JT was a gracious gentleman in every sense. At the Scottsdale Sunrise Rotary meetings, he made it a point to say hello to everyone there, even it was a 20-30 second greeting you felt he sincerely welcomed you. It was because of my neighbor JT that I rejoined Rotary after a 20 year absence. His passing is truly a loss for his family and friends. I will always remember him as a true friend.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Lois and the Wolfenden family. J.T. will be missed but not forgotten. He was a great guy, a real gentleman and a good friend.