John Daniel Plutt

To John's family and friends,

Please accept my deepest sympathies and know that John touched me deeply. This was not only during our Pull-Tab transactions [American Legion Post 39 Finance Officer], but during the painful loss of my home to the Waldo Canyon Fire. What a wonderful human. He always had the right things to say. He had a contagious smile and laugh. Our world is better because John was here. I am blessed to have been lucky enough to have crossed paths with him and I will truly miss him.

You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

To John's Family and Friends-
I am so sad to hear of John's illness and passing. I have such fond memories of John's incredible wit and humor from my days at the Red Barn! I can still see that twinkle in his eye in this picture. RIP John

My thoughts and prayers reach out to Johns sister and children. I think about you all often and know mr prayers are with you now. Love Sara

To John's family and friends,

We are very sad to hear of John's passing. I had lost touch with John over the years, however we were good high school friends. He was a good student and well liked by all. John was a person with a strong work ethic. We (and several other friends) started working at the Red Barn flipping burgers when we turned 16. We had talked about becoming entrepreneurs before that was vogue. John took that career path.

John and I shared a high school book locker. Something made me mad, for the life of me I can't remember what it was about, but I took all his brand new pencils and broke them as a result. John would always remind me that I broke all his new pencils. All conversations after started with the broken pencil story.

Hearing of John's passing is a shock as he was too young. My wife Dianne and I are sorry we won't be attending his funeral as time and weather is not permitting. We do send our deepest sympathies to all John's family and friends.

With sympathy,
Ken and Dianne Danti
168 Chalk Bluff Ct.
Driftwood, TX 78619