JON C. GROVER

Dear Judy,
Suffice to say I often reflect on the memories from when Jon and I first became friends as far back as 1967. As a young firefighter I was extremely fortunate to have Jon as a mentor and friend. There are many of us, now gray headed who enjoyed the friendship we shared with you and Jon over the many episodes in our lives. Those same gray headed friends share your loss deeply. Debbie and I will keep you and Clay and Laurel in our prayers hoping to ease your sorrow and sense of loss.

Judy and Grover Family -- What a wonderful, sweet man that you are sending to heaven. I cherish the moments that I got to spend with him and pray for your peace. All my love, Janet

I have many fond memories working with Jon as his EAA and often laugh when I think back. So sorry for your loss.

Linda Dowdy

Dear Judy and family,

Our thoughts and prayers are being sent your way. We will miss Jon, but we are blessed for having known him. Bay Cove will not be the same.

Jim and Donna Nieman

Clay,
My condolences to you and your family. It was an honor to serve under your father. He was a great Chief and man.

Judy, Clay and Laurel - Our hearts ache for yours. Our sympathy for your great loss.

Our deepest sympathy to the Grover family.

Judy, Laurel & Clay: Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. You and your family are like family to us as we shared so much for many years. Jon was a unique and wonerful person. May God Bless you and help you through this time of grief.

Judy & Ralph

I knew Jon thru the Burtonsville Volunteer Fire Department. For around 15 years Jon & I would interact on FD matters, from the time he was at Silver Spring all the way though his time as the Fire Chief for Montgomery County. While it is true that he and I did not always agree, I always knew that any disagreements were based on our mutual desire for the best for the fire service. Jon was a passionate, dedicated and knowledgeable leader of the fire and rescue service. The Montgomery County Fire...