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May 30, 2019
Great memories had and more on the horizon. John was a doer!
Now he rests deeply from his well-lived life.
Psalm 62:7-12.
Leslie Buch
May 29, 2019
I was just checking online this morning to see what John was doing these days and
whether, like me, he was a retired lawyer or, more likely, still energetically doing
something productive and useful. I was shocked to read that he had passed away less than a week ago. John and I were college classmates and went to the same law school. I remember in freshman year at college, when several of my classmates were running for class president, that John was a standout. He went
around the dorms knocking on doors and introducing himself. His homemade
election posters read : Termites love Timbers ! He served as our class president
and was re-elected I believe more than once. We became friends at that time. I
always enjoyed talking to him and experiencing his upbeat personality. Once I had
dinner with him and his father, who was then a federal judge on the Second Circuit. Both struck me as unassuming but very outstanding individuals. More than
20 years after graduation, John and I happened to attend the same event in NYC.
John immediately recognized me and we had a wonderful time catching up. I always imagined that as a fellow runner that John would live forever. Now he is
gone and the world is poorer. My deepest condolences to his family.
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