John M. Janowski

dear Janowski family,..sincere and belated condolences for your loosing John’s earthly presence. My wife Pam and I were close friends of John. I worked with John at Forster Lumber, Methuen, and we attended First Baptist Church in Salem,N.H. I could share some memories I have with John. These years being 1977-1982! We began our Christian walk together, a season of life very precious to me. You are welcome to contact me. I would enjoy meeting your family. I am sorry to have missed John’s wake. P.S. Spirt and Soul remain, giving hope!..certain in Christ Jesus is fullness of peace and joy! Ron #9788664161

I got to know John when he was renovating my bathroom. He was a lovely man who clearly cared about his work and his clients. My heartfelt condolences.

Karen, My deepest sympathies.
Kim Keith

Karen and Family: My deepest sympathies to you and your family. John lived a life well loved by many, and rightfully so. He carries a strong legacy of a Godly man. May all of your memories bring you comfort at this loss. God Bless you all.

Sad, very sad news. We honor John’s life and grieve for the loss of someone so dear.

Our hearts are sad that John no longer walks among us, and that his wife and children and other family are grieving deeply because they now face life without him. How he will be missed!! Such a kind, godly, friendly, sweet-natured man, intelligent, humble, considerate of others, generous, with the gift of warm hospitality, a prayer warrior...My husband and I were privileged to have for many years attended the same church as John and Karen and to have been in their small home group Bible studies they hosted. John's beautiful smile reflected his radiant, joyful spirit. He lived out his Christian faith; he loved & served his family, neighbors & friends, strangers, his church, and his Lord Jesus WELL.

Karen my heart breaks for you today! John was such an amazing man and I always loved having small group at your home. I know it’s been many years since we’ve seen each other or talked, but I think of you often. May God hold you closer in the coming days. Much love - Robin Dix

Dear Mandy,

My heart is aching for you my beautiful friend, I know how hard this is. Your dad was the sweetest and most loving person, from the first birthday party you invited me to in third grade to our Christmas gift swap right before COVID, your dad exuded warmth and love to all. He made everyone feel welcome, no matter what, and had the patience of a saint. I am always so grateful for your family's hospitality and for all the occasions your parents invited Ally & I to break bread at your table. Your dad's warmth, immense kindness, humor, and love lives on within you and your beautiful family. I am so grateful for our friendship and I'm here for you always.

With all my love,
xoxo
-Marlena

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

So sorry to hear about your loss and at such a tragic time. -Steve and Mary Libbey

My sincere condolences to Karen and all of their family.
Mary gail ranaldi, from Trinity

We are greatly sadden of the loss of John, he has been our neighbor for over 25 years. I have never seen him without wearing his beautiful smile. He was a friendly, giving, caring and helpful person. He will be deeply missed. My heart breaks for Karen, Chris, Amanda and Alexa. In our thoughts and prayers.

Both Karen and John have been a blessing to my family, in more ways that I can mention. It is a blessing to say that he has a brother in the Lord. I’m so sorry to Karen, their children, and to all those who have been affected by this profound loss. My heart is with you all.

John was a precious brother and friend who will be remembered as one of the kindest men I’ve ever known. I will cherish my many memories of home group. My heart is broken for his family and I will be praying for comfort to enfold Karen and his children through this most difficult time.

I was a freshman runner and watched John run like the wind. Such an inspiration to my future track years. I´m

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Keeping you in my prayers

My heart just aches hearing this news. My cousin Johnny was the most warm loving genuine person I knew. We didnt see eachother much but, when we did it was like no time had past at all. He always had such a caring way about him that made you feel so important and with that beautiful smile of his that just warmed your soul. I will always cherish those memorable moments. My prayers go out to his loving family.

This is an immeasurable loss for the Trinity family, and I'm sure his family, but a huge gain for Heaven. May the family be sustained with their fondest memories, and the knowledge of his final destination. May he rest in eternal peace.

Bobby and I got to know John when his company designed and constructed our Master bath a few years ago. A man of integrity, John displayed exceptional work ethics that truly reflected his love and devotion to the Lord he served. Our deepest sympathies to Karen and all the family, may you find His strength and peace today and in the days to come. Colleen and Bobby Brown

Roger and I got to know bothJohn andKaren and their family and we’re saddened to hear about his passing. Good man who we highly respected. We will cherish our many memories of times together at John and Karen’s home. We send our prayers .

John was such a cherished and honorable man in the lives of so many who knew him and loved him. It was a great pleasure to have had our paths cross and converge on so many occasions. I shall look forward to one day walking with you again John.

This book of memories is to serve as a record of the services you entrusted to us. We hope it will help to preserve treasured memories and that we, in some small measure, have helped to ease your burden and bring you comfort.