John "Blackie" St. Julien

He is missed everyday.

You are missed everyday dear .Blackie

Ross & Shawn, was very sorry to here your Dad [Blackie] pasted, my condolences go you & your families.He was always there playing basketball with us boys in your driveway.Your Mom & Dad have always been very special to me & my family growing up down the street from you two. My though & prayers are with you both.

Ross & Shawn
I am sorry to know of your Dad's death. I worked with him at the Lockheed Credit Union. Many years after retirement, we reconnected because we live in the same area. I remember your Dad as: a dedicated husband and father; his love of Western wear; his attachment to his Ford truck and for his humor. I have many pleasant memories in having known him.

I feel for your loss Ross and Shawn,my most sincerest condolences..
May you rest in peace,Mr.Blackie.

Ross, Diane and Shawn, My heart goes out to you and the kids. He was a super friend and will be missed. Rest in peace dear Blackie

I was very saddened to hear John has passed away. I still have the photo of myself and him dressed up in a cowboy outfit at the Credit Union. Thoughts and prayers go to you Ross and Shawn and your families. With love, Jerrie

Our I deepest sympathy to Ross, Shawn and families. We knew Blackie from our years in Evergreen. He always will be missed.Debbie & Gate Orlando Placerville Ca

Sad News. Sorry for your loss.

Shawn and Ross,
I would like to send you my deepest sympathies.
I have many fond memories of your father and I'm sorry for your loss.

My heart goes out to you Ross and Shawn. I have fond memories of playing basketball in your driveway as a kid. Blackie was always out there giving advice and teaching us how to be better athletes. I'll never forget his famous 'Western' set shot.
He was a very kind man. He always offered words of encouragement. I remember when I first had to wear glasses, he gave me a pep talk about how George Mikan played with glasses. It made me feel better. That's the kind of man he was.

Rip blackie
Our sincerest condolences to your family and friends

So sorry for your loss. I met Blackie about 15 years ago at Starbucks. It became a daily(morning) event that lasted for years. Our group of 2 grew to 5, there are still 4 of us that meet every morning. We all miss Blackie's humor and his outlook on life. People will come up to our group and ask about Blackie. He was a very kind and giving person, with a lot of Starbuck friends.