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Joanne Vischetti
February 3, 2003
With deepest sympathy to Mrs. Jean Quigley and the family of John Quigley. Knowing him was very special to me when I worked at MHA, and I shall always remember his kindness to me and everyone who came in touch with him.
Sandy Meatty
January 30, 2003
John was a wonderful man, who touched many people with his kindness and compassion. His good work will continue for many lifetimes to come. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you.
Sandy Meatty (former NEHA employee)
Rita Fitzgerald Skinner
January 28, 2003
Jean--John was a remarkably good man. He was especially very kind to my brother John. I know how much you will miss your husband. God bless you and your family. Fondly and appreciatively, Rita.
Harry Lowd
January 28, 2003
John was always a beacon of light for all of us in the health care world. A true gentleman of the higest order, a mentor, and a wonderful friend who will be missed but I know he is about the Lord's work and would want us to waste any time and do likewise. Harry Lowd
Roberta Keough
January 26, 2003
My late father, Bob Toland, worked with John at the Soldiers Home. John gave the eulogy at my Dad's funeral back in 1990.
My sympathy and the thoughts of my family go out to the Quigley family at this sad time.
Phyllis Russell
January 26, 2003
John will always remain in our hearts. He was the kindest, most caring man I've ever met.
Dick Lee
January 25, 2003
Bless John He was the model for the best in health care.
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