John A. Banos

My brother John you were always the joker always trying to pull something on someone You were always on your toes around you always expecting something to happen. We had a lot of good times when we were younger that I won´t forget. Through the years life took us on different paths with different people . For reasons we didn´t spend much time together threw the years but you still were my brother and I prayed for you every night I know you dealt with a lot the last few years of your life I am just glad your at peace now Love you Marianne

Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

The phone call and seeing him on Thanksgiving Day 1991, driving down to Tennessee and going to Dollywood, taking rides on his bike with him up to RMC, going to RMC anniversary with him and riding on tractor running people to their sites, I learned a lot from my dad, I learned he was a good man and I was proud to say he was my dad. I would have liked to have more time with him he needed to show me how to weld, LOL! I remember helping him renovate the house next to his in Amity and I learned a lot from that job, in regards to complete renovations. Alot of years missed without you, alot of years with you I will never forget. The knock on Uncle Wills door was one of the happier moments and unregretable times I won't ever forget. Thanks Dad for answering the phone that day. I will miss you and Love you always.

When John took me for a ride on his Harley named the "Lady " . I have so many but this was one of my first. John is my first contact on my phone and I still can´t delete it. I would call often and speak with Beth and Join about his treatment as I mixed chemo. I will miss John but knowing that he is in Heaven and no longer suffering and in pain makes missing him easier as I know that I will see him again. Love to you Beth

Walt and I had so many memories cruises, golfing, and the men dressing as women I will never forget those fun times. John God bless, and thank you for all the beautiful memories

Such a beautiful tribute to my cousin John. He was a special person in my life and I loved him dearly. I took my first motorcycle ride with him. I remember him telling me to ease off my grip on him and to just relax . We shared many dinners with him and Beth. I´m crying as a write this. We spoke often about his illness and what we could do outside the
medical establishment . We tried alternative medicine which gave him some extra time I will miss our conversations and I will miss him so so much