John Christopher Baseheart

I remember him as a man of great spirit. He drove my disabled daughter to school while working at Whistle Stop. He always had such a positive attitude and good sense of humor. God bless his soul.

John & I worked together at Whistlestop, as Drivers, (He was Road Supervisor) for several years. All the clients really liked him for his gregarious personality! I could always tell if John had driven the Bus before me, as there were Sunflower Seed shells in the left door well. When I brought it to his attention, we both laughed hysterically. I'll really miss him!

Family & Friends of John,

I was not aware of John´s passing until recently, very sad to hear this. I met John at Whistlestop years ago, he worked in transportation and I was in the front office. We became good friends and would spend some of our lunch times together. He was larger than life in humor and personality, quite the jolly guy!

We had nick names, a few of us referred to John as "Fuzzy" and he would call me "Mooch"... that may have come about as we shared lunch together, although I´m not sure who took who´s food! We had fun and got in a lot of laughs... it was nice to break up the day with John in your presence. John was passionate about his job, he cared about his passengers and co workers but seemed to have a special place in his heart for the seniors, and they trusted him in return; with his heart of gold, he was a perfect fit for the position he held.

My sincere condolences to all of John´s Family and Friends, I know he is missed by many. To a kind, friendly and caring man, peace be with you for all of eternity.

Your Friend,

Sandy Dickson (aka "Mooch")

I knew John baseheart for such a very very long time he was a very very good friend of mine John used to drive me when he was driving for whistle stop

I knew John Baseheart for such a very long time he was one of the best drivers I had ever had

RIP John, my classmate from Our Lady of Loretto. Many years of memories. Eileen Giari

As a friend and neighbor, I have to say how deeply Johnny B. touched my life. He welcomed me with his booming voice and open arms and warm generosity and friendship. He was so much fun and so filled with laughter, love and joy. I am so sorry to hear of his passing and share deep sympathies with his family. He made a difference in every life he touched. He was one of those rare individuals who never knew a stranger. I will miss his generous warmth and laughter. Always, Sincerely, Teresa Reddy.

hi this is his family Daniel Lynn Baseheart in Kentucky. Jeff Vicky Tim . it hard to believe he passed. I,m saying prayers for th family . it real hurts . love and family
Daneil Lynn Baseheart We was so bless to have him as long as we did. he great man
Peace be with you and also with me. lord and church.

To my big brother,
you were my idol growing up and you still are today. My heart is broken.... nothing more I can say but I love you my brother.

So sad to hear about John's passing, he was always so sweet and happy to just talk/catch up whenever I saw him. We all had such a great time hanging out at Baseheart's! Sending all our love and deepest condolences to all of the Baseheart Family.....Donna

John made me laugh I´ll remember him for that. May he RIP.

I've known John for about 11 years and visited him every time I dog sat for Rocky and Teddy (Pam Thornton's dogs). He always greeted me with a large smile and warm, booming hello. We'd share cocktails occasionally and talk endlessly about our interest in extraterrestrials, politics and climate problems. John was bigger than life and was passionate about so many interests. He wrote several articles to Marin newspapers on his ideas of desalination of seawater into drinking water and water for homes, farms, etc. in Marin County.

I always saw John caring for his yard and garden and he was so proud of his batch of seeds that flowered each year in beautiful colors.

John was personality plus plus. We laughed easily with each other. I will miss Johnny B. dearly. With love, Chrissie B.

Deepest condolences to the entire Baseheart family.
Fond memories of his joy, laughter, wisdom and compassion, carved over 57 years as my brother-in-law, will remain in my heart.
May his soul now Rest In Peace in the gentle hands of our Heavenly Father, alongside parents Chris and Bonnie and big sister Pat.
Don Vachini & Family

Deepest condolences to the entire Baseheart family.
Fond memories of John´s joy, laughter, wisdom and compassion, carved over 57 years as my brother-in-law, will remain in my heart.
May his soul now Rest In Peace in the gentle hands of our Heavenly Father, alongside parents Chris and Bonnie and big sister Pat.
Don Vachini & family

My sincere condolence to the Baseheart family and may those hearts be filled with many memories of John and may all the love from family and friends help ease this time of grieving

Miss all of our times playing ball together brother. Rest in Peace, Barry

MY BROTHER JOHN ALWAYS "HAD MY BACK" WHILE GROWING UP. ALWAYS BROUGHT HOME GREAT MUSIC FOR US TO LISTEN TO AND SUPPORTED MY CAREER GREATLY. THANKS BROTHER JOHN..WE LOVE YOU. R.I.P.

Uncle Johnny, I have so many amazing memories of you from my childhood on. You were larger than life and a superhero to me. After Uncle Mike passed we walked the neighborhood with so many good stories, we actually went back to Our Lady of Loretto and ended the day at Star restaurant. You will always be my uncle and in my heart. The McDonald family loves you!

With a warm heart and good soul, John will be missed
Molly