DR. JOHN A. VALENTINE

Cousin John continues to echo in my mind as a dearly loved player whom we spent many days and nights playing Pinochle, Chess and other games together and he's probably still playing. RIP John A., loved ya. Cousin James

Oh John...I'll absolutely miss you. I'll always have your voice in my head though. The silver lining: now you can run again!

Dear Randal,Amy and Family,
John had been a person I always loved and admired. He continues in my mind with a lot of fun memories.

Randy:

Very sorry to read of your brother's passing. Our condolences to you and your family.

Dear Randy and family. So very sorry for your loss. You have our deepest sympathy. Arlene Resiter

Sorry to hear of John's passing. I remember John and you as young boy'scoming to visit.He always loved my mother's cooking.Too bad we lost touch.Your cousin Donna Vollrath Bigley

Randy and Amy,
It was startling to see John's picture this morning....I had just had him pass through my mind very recently.
I am so sorry for your loss...my acquaintance with John was through Diane Bertolini years ago. And he attended our wedding with her in 1980. I recall her commenting on how close he and you were, Randy, so looking him must be very sad. I send my sympathy.

The picture is a great one. I was glad to read the lists of the things he loved because they showed the active and involved person he was. Also happy to know he had a person he loved, in addition to all of you!