John Robert Foth

My deepest sympathy to the Foth family I had the privilege to have gone to school and graduated with John. I will never forget when we were playing Northwood and John broke our scoreboard when he kicked another extra point. The scoreboard on went to 59 and when made the extra point the score was 60 - 0 in Osage´s favor. God Bless to ALL.

Our deepest sympathy to John´s family.

John and I spent almost every Sunday for the last fifteen years together at Miles Square Golf Course. John was not just a friend; he was a devoted family man whose greatest joy came from talking about his beloved wife, children, and grandchildren. The sparkle in his eyes when he spoke of them was a testament to his deep love and pride.

John had a love affair with the game of golf and he was very good at his game. John was a detail-oriented engineer, a master of his craft who approached life with the same precision he applied to his work. One of his most innovative contributions to the game of golf was his "Volcano Cup" repair board. Just like John himself, it was practical and creative, making the game a little better for everyone who played. It was not easy to upset John, but slow play could get him slightly exercised.

John was not just a golfer or an engineer, he was a great guy with a big heart, always ready to lend a hand or share a laugh. John, you will be deeply missed, but you legacy will live on in the hearts of all who knew you. Thank you for everything. Rest in peace, dear friend.

Gary Steigh