John J. Addis

Photo of John, Victoria Arbiter and myself at an opening night party of lion king film in Leicester square in 1995

I got to work with John when he came yo London with Disney back in 95 to 98. He put his heart and soul into all the shows, which made the whole experience so joyous.
He was the most wonderful person and friend. Thank you for such happy memories, it was a privilege to have know you. RIP John

A talented and wonderful person. My dressing room mate from A Chorus Line. Will forever remember the laughs and fun we had. RIP John.
May you be in Gods light.

May God's promise found in John 6:40, of the hope to see our loved ones again, comfort your heart and give you peace, strength, and hope in the days ahead.

My Bobby, my beautiful friend. I so treasure knowing you. Always in my heart John. RIP till we meet again

Jim,
So sorry for your loss. Hope you and your family recover quickly from this terrible happening.
Kay and Duane Hansen

Jim and Mary Kate......Becky and I are terribly sorry to hear about your brother. Seventy is much too young to leave this world. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Hope you are staying safe and are healthy from this virus. The world is upside down right now......but, this too, shall pass!!JR

John and I were life guards at Princeville pool for 2 years. What fun we had!! John was always so much fun and a caring person. I 'll always have great memories of those summers. Connie (McIntyre) Fusco

John was my friend throughout grade and high school. We shared a love of music, he played oboe and I played tenor sax. His folks taught Sunday school at our tiny church in West Jersey and led the youth group in which we both participated. They were a loving constant for our small group. We're so happy to hear of all John's accomplishments in California - dancing and choreographing for many years.