John W. Kozak

So very sorry for your loss.

My condolences to Sue and the entire Kozak family. John and I worked together beginning at Deloitte when he first graduated from college and later when he was the CFO at Mutual Federal in Zanesville, Ohio. I was always impressed by his intellect, good humor and the kindness he showed to everyone he met. Please know that you will remain in my thoughts.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Herb, Sue, and your respective families,
I am so saddened to learn of John's death. His passing means you have lost a true gentleman & scholar! John most certainly left his mark on the many friends he met along his journey. My prayers go out to you at this tough time.

Steve Durant

Suan
Dan and I are so sorry to hear about the passing John. Dan and John worked together at Park National Bank for many years. Dan always admired his kindness to others. Prayers to the family.
Dan India Oestreicher
Lexington Kentucky

My thoughts and prayers are with all of John's family during your time of loss. God will continue to hold all of his loved ones in the palm of his hand.

I am so sorry about your loss. I was 3 years behind John at Rosecrans. I love basketball and John was one the best shooting guards I have ever seen. We will keep you in our thoughts. Jay Nader-the John Nader family.

John was my boss at Park National. He was a very caring, kind, and awesome boss. I remember one time I asked to leave early and he asked why. I said it was my birthday. John pulled a bill from his wallet and said 'Happy Birthday. See you tomorrow.' After John retired, he and Sue would send a Christmas card every year. I'll never forget his generosity and kindness. It was a great pleasure to have known and worked with him. You will be missed, John.

Sure sorry to hear about John. Enjoyed working with him at the FHLB when he was on our board and when I was on the Park board . Sue Mary Lou and I will keep you in our prayers.

Sue and family so sorry for your loss. John was such an amazing and caring man.He touched so many people in his lifetime. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers for his family and friends

To the Kozak and Eppley Families sorry to read of your loss.Your families are in our prayers. Muskingum and Licking Counties lost a good man. Rosecrans lost a basketball legend who played with class,compassion,a cool competitiveness, composure, and great skills. John truly deserved to be in Rosecrans first hall of fame class. The skills listed above John continued to use throughout his life with his Faith, Family, Friends, and Community Service. In Heaven John will continue to use them.