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March 7, 2014
Dear Jan,
It took us awhile to appreciate John's quips and humor, but as we spent more time with him were so impressed with his resume. He must have been so bored with all of us marginal bridge players. He certainly was a remarkable man.
we will miss him and hope that you will not be a stranger at Esplanade!
Susan and Judd

Terry, Rita Marie, Brian & John in Potomac MD July 26, 2013 after Mom's funeral
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

SIblings Terry, Rita Marie, Brian & Johnny Devine after Mom's funeral July 26, 2013 in MD
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Love You Great Uncle Johnny from Nora Grace age 4 In Estonia
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Greg Grace & beloved Uncle Johnny after Mom's Funeral in MD 2013
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Uncle Johnny- Rock Star- holding Greg Grace 5 days old Christmas 1971
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Dad, Mom, John, Brian Rockaway Breezy Point NY Summer
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Dad, Mom, Brian & Johnny- Cherry Blossoms in DC
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Brian, Rita Marie, Johnny in his kitchen in NJ Thanksgiving 1983
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Johnny age 3 1/2 Brian 1 1/2 Devines Christmas 1943
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Johnny's1stStepsWithMom1940
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014

Johnny's1stpicwithToyGiraffeAge3HeLovedIt!
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014
Rita Marie Devine Grace
March 3, 2014
With Love For My Eldest Brother Johnny, Warm, Kind, Funny, Genius, Amazing, A Rock Star, Creative and Kindhearted. John fought Leukemia for nearly 1 year to beat the odds, better than spit, in his words! He is loved, remembered and thankfully no more tears in Heaven. John 14:1 "Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me." John believed! With Love & prayers for all our extended family, Rita Marie Devine Grace & Ben & children & 10 grandchildren
Zoarine Chin
March 3, 2014
Dearest Terry and Family:
I was very saddened to hear of your great loss. I had the pleasure of meeting John at which time he poked great fun, showing terrific humor. Terry, amid all the jokes John said in all seriousness that he cares very much about you. He asked me to take care of you. This showed how much he truly loved you. I promised him that, aside from my cooking, you'll be a-okay.
I was also touched by the obvious love Jan and John shared. Touching heads as they nodded off to sleep, they're obviously lucky in love to have each other.
To the rest of the Devine family, my deepest and kindest regard goes out to each one of you. Death may take a loved one away, but it's also a reminder of the bonds that remain among the family members left behind. A reminder that we should love and show care to each other while we still have the chance.
Most loving regard,
Zoarine
Donald Davidson
March 2, 2014
I met John and Jan on a bridge cruise to Mexico. We played every day for a week, and I could tell John was an exceptional player. He was also funny. We will miss him.
March 2, 2014
Dear Jan,
We are so sorry for your loss. Getting to know John was our pleasure during this past year.
Cindy Baker and Jocelyn OBrien
Wednesday afternoon Bridge at Esplanade
patti and jerry bischoff
March 2, 2014
Dear Jan,
My husband and I remember playing bridge with you and John on a Swiss team during Maritha's bridge cruise to Mexico.
We are very sorry for your loss.
Patti
San Diego Union-Tribune
Posted an obituary
March 2, 2014
William Devine Obituary
Devine, William John SAN DIEGO -- W. John Devine passed away on Febuary 17, 2014 after a long, hard-fought battle with leukemia at the age of 73. John was born on April 27, 1940 in Brooklyn, NY son of William John (Jack) Devine Sr. and Rita... Read William Devine's Obituary
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