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John Banks Obituary
AGE: 89 • Voorhees
John T. Banks, Sr. of Voorhees passed away on 12/6/11. He leaves to cherish one daughter, Barbara Ann Timmons, two sons, John T. Banks, Jr. and Ronald Banks, two sisters, Mildred Banks McCollum & Eleanor Wayman, one brother, Kenneth Banks, one daughter-in-law, Portia Banks & one grandson, Blake Banks. John Banks, Sr. was a superior athlete who played in the Negro National League, and also Barn-stormed with baseball greats such as Jackie Robinson and Satchel Paige. Viewing 10am-12pm on Friday 12/16/11 with service immediately following @Nazarene Baptist Church 1500 South 8th St. Camden Inter Monday 12/19/11 @Beverly National Cem www.mayfuneralhomes.com
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silena peterson
December 16, 2011
Dear John, Please know we send our deepest condolences in the lose of your dear father. Mr.Banks was an extraordinary and well respected man in the community. In my teenage years I can remember Mr. Banks as a gentleman. The Peterson family would like you to know that we will keep your family in prayer and he is resting in the Lord. May God bless you. Jackie and Rudy Jr.
Marie Smith
December 15, 2011
To John Banks Jr. and Family,
May God comfort you in your time of bereavement. God Bless,
Sister Marie Smith
Carrie Matthews
December 15, 2011
To Barbara/John Jr,
As we previously spoken,my family and I are very greatful for Mr John, his brother and Dr Khan. The many things they have done for my sons in program 2000. We will continue to keep you and your family in our prayers.
Always, Carrie, Yohance and Jerry Jr
Stephen J Schley
December 14, 2011
Dear Aunt Mildred Banks-McCollum and Family, I hope that God will give you strength and comfort during this period of bereavement as you reflect on the passing and life of your brother John. I remember John and his skills on the baseball field during my days growing up in Camden, NJ. You and the family will be in our prayers and thoughts. Love, Stephen J. Schley, nephew.
December 14, 2011
Until we meet again, rest in
peace Uncle John. Vernie
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