John Lawrence Ammon

Gone but never forgoten

John you will be missed brother. We stand together as veterans. Much love and respect and deepest condolences to your family. Much love bro

I love you brother! It was the most excellent time knowing you in our travels! You were most defiantely a brother i could TRUST, RESPECT AND ADMIRE Veterans we stand together! I miss you bro, i have since we both graduated. Always in my heart

I only knew John a short time. He was a very nice, genuine person and a force on the jiu jitsu mats. He spoke often of his family and was made a part of ours during his short visit to Temple. I as well as all my teammates are better people for having shared time with him. People like John can light up a room and he will be missed. Rest Easy Brother.

My deepest sympathy and heart goes out to you Johnny's family. My memories are when he was a little boy, he was a cute little guy with such a happy disposition. He brought joy to my parents who just loved babysitting. Sending our love and many prayers for God's comfort.

So sorry for your loss, you are in our thoughts and prayers. Words are so inadequate at times like this...

God bless and watch over Johnny and his family.

John served with the Army's 301st PSYOP Co. a Tactical Airborne unit and deployed to Iraq in 2004 mostly in Baquba, Diyala and Najaf during the Mehdi Army uprising. His priority was always his wife and family. We are all very sad to hear of his passing. I can't even think of him ever not getting along with anyone else. He was a really good guy.

So very sorry for your loss. Prayers for your family.

My fondest memories of John were when he discussed his wife and sons. His face would light up when he spoke of his boys. He was very proud of them. I will miss John and am praying for his family. May God embrace each of you in His loving arms. God bless you all.

John was a wonderful addition to the VA and will be greatly missed. My condolences and prayers to entire Family for your loss.