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John Mues Obituary
Surrounded by love from his family and friends in his final days, John has transitioned from his illness and is reuniting with family and friends in his next life. John was a lifelong resident of Aston Mills. He worked for Scott Paper/Kimberly Clark for 43 years until he retired in 2012 to accept his favorite job, being Grampy to Zoey and Mason. He was the son of the late John G and Evelyn Balletori Mues. John is survived by his devoted wife of 48 years, Kathy Callahan Mues, his loving sons, Kyle (Zoey and Mason), and Sean, and his sister, Dee Mues Carstensen (Peter). He was also loved and cared for by his extended family, Fran & Tom Bohner, Ethel & Frank Cataldo, his beloved Goddaughter, Keely Bohner Barber, and many nieces , nephews, and their children.
The Family would like to thank Mainline Hospice and Palliative care team for their excellent care and support through John's illness.
Services will be private.
In John's memory we ask you to extend a gesture of kindness to someone in need, or go to a car show, he'd like that too.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Don McCarthy
October 2, 2024
I met John when I was hired at Scott paper in 1980 , I was laid off in 81 and got a job onAston township . highway dept . Aston mills , lenni was my snowplowing route , I told John I would keep hill in front of his house cleared and salted so he could get to work ,,, he did NOT like that plan !! I was hired back to scottpaper in 1985 and we used to laugh about my keeping his way to work open , always enjoyed seeing him.. tried to trade him my Harley Davidson for his vette when it was sitting in the yard with no motor in it , no way he was parting with it, I was glad to see him get it back together!! RIP moose !!
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Patrick J Hailstone
October 1, 2024
Playing volleyball in the backyard of Fran and Tom Bohner's home. Lots of friends (too many to list) and good times!!! I remember John trying to serve the ball overhand and he nailed it.
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