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1953
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2013
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Kirby
June 19, 2023
I miss you my friend. I think about you at least once a week. The old `hood just isn´t the same without you here. I hope to see you again someday!
Kirby
Roger & Darlene Suttle
June 27, 2013
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Tom McDonald
June 26, 2013
Pam,Amy and Deeann, My prayers go out to you.
June 26, 2013
We will miss our visit with John when he used to come to Pa. Love Tom & Marsha
Kim Newton
June 26, 2013
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Marilyn Czopek
June 26, 2013
My prayers and deepest sympathies go out to his children and grandchildren.
Nancy Whigam
June 26, 2013
My deepest sympathy for Hayes family, knowing John's daughter Amy is a pleasure. She is a very caring person and I love her and her kids. May God provide His comfort and care to John's family.
Kirby Bush
June 25, 2013
Dear Pam,
I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss John terribly. I will never forget the first time I met John. He was trying to back y'alls new camping trailer into the driveway and having some trouble. As a truck driver I felt like I could offer a small suggestion that would help a bit.
That one small moment led to an over Twenty years as friends and neighbors that I will always cherish. I always enjoyed hanging out with John, swapping tall tails of Motorcycles, Drumming, Music and the exploits of our youth. Over all those years several things stood out, his love for you, Amy and Deann and the grand babies. He was a proud Husband, Father and Grandfather
He loved the Motorcycle rides and camping with you. We spent hours talking about the trips, the kids and the grandkids. I enjoyed it all. John always made me laugh and impressed me with his concern for others, his cooking and his desire that the neighborhood be a safe and welcoming place. I appreciate his time volunteering for CODE BLUE and the neighborhood watch. I appreciate the times he watched out for Scarlett and I, fed our critters while we were away and for being a friend.
John was a humble, caring man with a big heart. I will never forget him. He was my friend.
With love,
Kirby and Scarlett
Kirby Bush
June 25, 2013
Dear Pam, I am so sorry for your loss. John was my friend. I will never forget the first time I met him, He was trying to back y'all's new camping trailer into the driveway and was having a little bit of trouble. As a Truck Driver I felt like I could help him a bit. That small moment led to 20+ years of friendship.
Over those years John kept ne laughing with his wonderful sense of humor, entertained me with stories of riding his bike, stories of his youth and sharing stories of his life with you, the girls and his grand-babies.
I will miss John terribly. Y'all have been awesome neighbors which is rare these days. John cared about people less fortunate than him, cared about the quality of life in the neighborhood and cared for his friends. I and many others appreciate his commitment to CODEBLUE and the hours he spent volunteering to keep our neighborhood safer and more secure.
John was a very humble guy who loved his family and friends and would do anything for them, that is hard to find these days. I will never forget him.
With love,
Kirby
Phillip and Yvonne Botello
June 25, 2013
Pam, what can I say John was a really good friend to Phillip. I remember i would come home from work and Phillip and John would be talking forever on the phone, I know Phillip will miss his calls. I used to laugh and tell Phillip "and they say women talk alot" We will miss John. He was a very kind person and you and him always welcomed us to your home. My prayers are with you and his daughters.
With our Deepest Sympathy
Phillip and Yvonne Botello and Family
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