John Batista Antonini

He was a great person, a friend; I will always miss him!!!

Our heartfelt condolences to the Antonini family. Wishing you comfort and peace during this difficult time.

With deepest sympathy,

Cornejo Family

I miss you daddy so much... I cry for you all the time, you were taken from us too soon. I wish I could see you and tell you how much I love you one more time

Dear Maria and family, I remember your loved one well. He was always so soft spoken and such a gentle person. I am so sorry for your loss. He was definitely too young. I´m sure the Lord has a special spot for him in heaven. Thinking about you all. Although there will be grief, I hope there are many moments of happy memories.

Love,

Victoria M. Mataragas

John: May you Rest in Peace and may Perpetual Light shine upon you. May your family and friends be comforted by their fond memories of you. AMEN.
A.M.D.G.

What a blessing my Uncle was to me. He will be forever missed, I will carry him in my heart and cherish my memories of him. It brings me great comfort to know he is with the Lord. Sending all my love and prayers.

Myself and Sandra loved John so much. He always was ready to shake hands share and seemed to Love his life family Maria and most of all God. I´ve gone many years knowing his daughters his beautiful encouraging lovely Blessed wife Maria. He went often to the Mens Retreats which myself Ralph Tony Hiram led for years and the blessing to be there with other men and John. One knew him as a blessing. We will see him again in heaven.
Bob and Sandra Tinetti

Always a good time with you uncle John

Maria and family, thank you for letting me know about John´s passing . Needless to say this was a very big shock. My deepest love and sympathy go out to you. Having known John for over fifty years it is heartbreaking. Such a wonderful and kind man. I will always remember those North Beach great days. My prayers and love go to you and your girls and family. God bless and I will always be here for you. Love you

Johnny was my dear cousin. I recently was going through old photos and came across the attached. It is of my brothers, Alex, Pete, Johnny, and George at Clear Lake when we were teenagers. I am sure you will recognize Johnny as he was very handsome back then and remained so until the day of his passing. Yes, Johnny was a great musician and he taught me how to play "What´d I say" by Ray Charles on the piano. I will never forget that day, as he was so kind and patient. Till this day, I can still play that segment. May he rest in peace. He will be greatly missed.

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN THESE DIFFICULT DAYS. TRUST IN HIM HE WILL GET YOU THROUGH

"Go 'Cats" works for getting classmates into heaven! RIP, John.
- Dave Mezzera, '64