John Leroy Ostberg

Hello Eric and family sorry for not being able to pay my respects. I believe you know I'm an Executive Chef and work had some events I could not pull away from. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all Bill Stepek

Ginny and I are so sorry for your loss. You all are in our thoughts and prayers

We never met Rene´s parents but they raised a wonderful daughter. Our sympathy.
Tom and Wilma Cook

Bonnie Your dad and I met years ago on the tennis court.He was a good player in his prime and became a great friend and family member via,Mike.We will all miss him. Love Jim Mooney

Bonnie,
Sending my deepest condolences on the loss of your Father, I am honored that I had the opportunity to take photos of one of his anniversary celebrations. I'm praying for you and the family!

I would like to offer my deepest condolences to the entire Ostberg family. I worked with John at Teletype and knew him as a wonderful person and a dear friend. He will be missed. I feel blessed to have had the chance to meet with him and Madonna a few years back at the Teletype Christmas party. Photo attached.

You were such an amazing family man and very kind to me every time we spoke. Rest easy Uncle Jack.

Bonnie,
My deepest sympathy to your family.
-Rita Barkley

Bonnie: So sorry for your loss. Another time to remember that the things you do for yourself are gone when you are gone; but the things you do for others shall remain as your legacy. Your Dad's legacy shall live on through all those that he has touched in such a positive way. May you find peace and comfort knowing he lived a long, productive and meaningful life with so many by his side throughout the years. Many blessings to you and your family. Bill

Bonnie: Sending my deepest condolences on the loss of your Father! He sounds like he was an amazing husband, father and grandfather! Ruth Murnick, Hanover

What a beautiful story, and what a beautiful life! I´m so happy you got to share all those memories with your family for all those years! Amazing, just amazing!
I love you Uncle Jack!

Loved Uncle Jack and Aunt Donna, for taking me in while I was in the 3rd grade to stay with them for a while, as my parents regrouped financially. I enjoyed staying with you all and getting to know you and the kids my cousins.

I remember my Dad (Ed Tauber) telling me how he used to go bowling with Jack, and he would throw the bowling ball so hard that it would break some of the pins. lol. I was always mesmerized by that and tried to duplicate that when I would bowl. Never accomplished it however

God blessed you all with long life and health. May the peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Love always.