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Ben Henderson
October 17, 2017
Dear All,
John was a good friend. He cared. He helped me when I needed help. He always gave me his precious time.
I had the pleasure of working with John when he was the publisher of the lifestyle magazine. He used to roar back then when things weren't going the way he expected. At times he would even roar at me. But I could see in his eyes he didn't mean to cause me harm.
I admired his bravery, and his wealth of knowledge. I could talk to him about anything and he would either know something about it that I had never considered, or he would probe me with many questions till he had some understanding of the subject he knew nothing about. Like when the last time I saw John in mid-June 2017 and I was trying to explain what a Blockchain is and what is cryptocurrency. He had the curiosity of a young man that made the conversation more engaging.
He was like a lion alright! He loved his wife Irena, Dominika and his dog.
I feel a part of my life gone now that you are gone.
John Palmer
August 4, 2017
To the Lobkowicz family: Please accept my condolences at this difficul time. As a classmate and friend of John's at Middlesex, i remember many a spirited discussion with John on whatever the topic of day might be. And I remember well the graduation party hosted by the Lobkowicz family. My thoughts are with you.
Radka
August 3, 2017
Dear Brooks, William, Martin and Margaret,please accept my condolences for the loss of your son and brother John. I believe that the love of your family and friends will carry you through your grief.
Sincerely, Radka - Prague
July 30, 2017
To William. Margaret , Martin and Brooks. My heart is greatly saddened by Johns death, I send my condolences to all of you and I know your support for each other will get you through this period of grieving, god bless you all. Ingrid
David Johnson Wallace
July 25, 2017
Dear Lobkowicz Family,
Please accept my deep condolences for your great loss. Though I really didn't know John, he was a friend of my older brother Alfred. However, I do remember him vociferously engaging in an acorn war against his brother William and me, while we were stationed in the Lobkowicz family treehouse. I also remember John taking particular delight in Halloween shenanigans on the streets of Milton. Shaving cream and Cherry Bombs were involved...if memory serves.
My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
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