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Michael F
August 6, 2024
Mr. Struck was a great influence on me, I really enjoyed his history class. I have fond memories of his teaching and how he encouraged my love of history.
Will M
July 30, 2024
I had Mr. Struck for World History one summer at TJ. He was a truly wonderful teacher -- kind, knowledgeable, funny. He was one of my favorites, a sentiment I know I shared with many of my friends and peers. He will be missed dearly.
Philip Bigler
July 26, 2024
I had the privilege of working with John for five years at TJHSST. He was a great colleague and friend. John was a truly outstanding teacher who cared about his students and taught history with integrity and passion. I was devastated when I heard about his passing...obviously far too young. There is comfort in knowing that he was a man of faith.
John Jarvis
July 24, 2024
John Struck was one of the best and kindest teachers I had. His energy and enthusiasm are part of why I studied history at university and am interested in it to this day. I was so sorry to hear of his death so young. He and his family will be in my prayers.
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Phillip Helms
June 2, 2024
Condolences to a great colleague.
Christina Palo
June 2, 2024
John was a great mentor and leader in our APUSH community and his kindness and patience will be greatly missed. Sending my love and prayers to the Struck family in this difficult time.
Chase Smerdzinski
May 30, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about John Struck's passing. He was my AP US History teacher at TJ in 2003-2004, and undoubtedly one of the best teachers I had the privilege of learning from. Whenever I came back to visit TJ during my breaks from college, he was always one of the first teachers I would visit. I was never particularly interested in History growing up, but Mr. Struck had a remarkable ability of not only keeping our class engaged, but also tying the historical lesson of the day back to something relatable to a bunch of 16-17 year olds in the 21st century. He genuinely cared about his students (not just our grades, but our overall well-being) - and while he certainly prepared us well for the AP exam, I think more importantly (through his patience, kindness, and unwavering humor) he prepared us all to lead enriching lives after high school. Sending my love and prayers to the Struck family.
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