JOHN J. SCHWARZMEIER

Dear Patrice,
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family. John was a good man and will be missed by so many people. He always had a smile on his face. Our prayers go out to you and your family.

John was a good friend and a damn good person. I came to know him thru a friend of mine Dan Miller who used to own the Grant Street Saloon in downtown Pgh. John would always put out a big spread for the guys to come in and watch the ARMY vs NAVY game at the Inn Termission for free. John always had a smile on his face every Saturday afternoon when the bands would play. He always had something good to say. I will always cherish my friendship with him and remember those good days never a dark cloud. Slante Johnny !
Tom P Ganley

My Dear Patrice,
John is now up there with his favorite Kennedy family member! My heart is breaking for you and your family. John was a man of few words with a heart as large as the sky. My prayers will go out to you all. LOVE IS ALL.

Dear Patrice and Family,

We were so sorry to hear about your loss. I can't imagine what you've been through this last week and a half. Please know that you have both have been in my daily prayers. It is with deep regret that I never got to know John better, however I have heard some great stories! Keep focused on the wonderful times you two had together! Those memories will NEVER change. Love, Kathy (Nicole's mom).

Patrice....We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Patrice and family - We share your feelings of loss for John. He was the Inn'Termission - we will miss seeing him whenever we are in. Many fond memories over the years. Prayers and thoughts are with you at this time.

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. You will be missed.

Uncle John.....I will miss you!! I will never forget all the family times we spent together! Three things that will never ever leave me: l) You stiched my leg up when you lived on Edmond Street..you did a "fantastic" job on that by the way :0) and 2) When you took me and Pammy (Aunt Ann was with us too, i think)through the cemetary one night around Halloween and "creeped us out" and 3) When you me and mommy (Emma) sat in your car and you had a "toilet" in the back seat..we laughed and laughed about that!! I always "LOVED" being with you Uncle John....I thought it was so cool to have a uncle that was a policeman!!! I will truely miss you... but I am sure we will meet up again..so make sure to wait on me at the gate!! Dee Dee

Diane and Patrice and Family - I am so sorry for your loss. I am holding you all in my prayers that his spirit will live on inside your hearts and your memories will give you comfort and peace in your time of sorrow. I love you all - and please accept my deepest sympathy. Crystal

I just want to send my deepest condolences to Mr. Schwarzmeier's Family and friends. My heart goes out to you Diane, stay strong and God Bless you.

No question about it, John was a Pittsburgh Original. They stopped making guys like him. Lots of adjectives can describe him, but his biggest asset was his heart. He looked tough but he was a softie and lots of people came to him for help. God Bless him, he didnt have it in him to say no. I am sure God has a place in heaven for him but we sure will miss him down here. My sincere condolences to his family.

Patrice and Shelia,

I'm so sorry for John's passing. Our prayer group added all of you to our prayers last week. May God give him peace and give you the courage to carry on.

Mary Cay from Osher

We would like to express our sympathy to all of John's Family members. As being next door neighbors of the 'Inn-termission' we as employees of Pgh Steak Co have spent many 'after-shift' nights there over the years. We will miss John and our prayers are with you.

We would like to express our condolences to the family.
Janet Miller Hahalyak and Monica Hahalyak Hartle