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Janna Wong Healy
August 21, 2025
Dear Karen: I've not had the pleasure of meeting you but I knew John briefly through my sister Kim. "Brief" was enough for me to see what a kind and caring soul he was. And many years later, when my husband Neil had health issues that were getting him down, I suggested he talk to John. They had several phone conversations and every time, John's quiet and caring nature calmed Neil's worries. I can't thank John enough for taking the time to speak with Neil. I will always be grateful for his kindness. I know that Heaven has added a great and wonderful soul.
I am sorry for your loss and wish you all the best.
Janna Wong Healy
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