John R. "Bud" Eiler

Mr. Eiler,

I've enjoyed writing to you and am sorry this is my last letter to you. I will miss you.

Love,

Elisabeth

My sympathy to the family of Mr. Eiler (as we always addressed him).

As a student at SRSTC (1951-1955)and to this day, always had the greatest respect for this man. May you rest in peace.

John,

Driving home last Thursday evening I experienced one of the most beautiful sunsets I've ever seen. I just know you and Betty were having a wonderful reunion--complete with shrimp and cocktails. You're together again! Rest in peace dear friend. Bob and I will never forget you and will always love you. Sandy and Bob

from the warren family sorry for your lost our prayers are with you

I will always remember your kind words and gentle smile. Rest in peace John.

I will always keep your memories alive in my heart through my nana's stories of your life.

Joan LaScala Sterner's Granddaughter

Mr. Eiler was a great soccer coach. I played four years for him. He was a great friend and a super educator. The Slippery Rock class of 55 & the soccer team can only say God Bless him.

To the family and multitude of friends of John Eiler: Of the many outstanding 'mentors' I've enjoyed throughout my life-high school, college and a long Navy career, John Eiler commands, uneqivocally the highest respect. His standards of excellency and high morals established the greatest examples for all those following after.... We'll always remember and cherish his leadership and the memories! God bless him!

You will always be in our thoughts and prayers.

Love, Charlie, Natalie, Amanda and Bryce Tucci

Uncle John,



You will be forever loved by your "kids" at the lake. With Aunt Betty, you taught us to work hard, play fair and love the little things - sunnies, a boat ride in the sun, cleaning the trout pond, watermelon and hot dog roasts. We will miss you both very much. You are both forever in our hearts.

Our hearts are heavy with sadness. We will miss you. You played such an important part in our lives.

You and Betty are again united. May you rest in Peace. We loved you both.

A kind ,patient and caring person who was highly respected.May God welcome him to his eternal home.

We should all be so lucky to do as much living as Mr. Eiler did…. 93 sure was a great run…. What a great guy – what a great life….. God’s speed my friend….



Nelson C. Lauver

The American Storyteller

I only wish I had known you better. Rest in peace and God Bless You.