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Samuel Cleaves
October 5, 2025
We want to thank all who called, posted, told stories and memories, and sent flowers. All of these were amazing and incredibly thoughtful. Thank you. God bless.
Barbara Mattern
October 2, 2025
Bought my home from John and Brenda almost 35 years ago and they built next door.
Sweet people and good neighbors.
So sorry, Brenda.
Anne Horner
October 1, 2025
Although I have more memories of spending time with Brenda and their children, I do especially remember John´s contributions to Career Day at Cherokee Middle School. His presentations were always clearly given, easily understood, and accompanied by items to help the young people understand the presentation even better. Once he brought a coffee pot which was perfect in explaining a theory.
Sharon Price
October 1, 2025
Some years ago, John and I were on many committees at church. John was a great guy to work with. He and I tackled some tough issues and I was very glad to have him on committees. His thought process gave a different perspective that was vaued. He will be missed. Prayers for Brenda, Sam and Stacey.
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Brad Rupert
October 1, 2025
Hard to believe that time has flown by so fast. My first recollection of John is when he came to pick brenda up for a dance (homecoming?) in our parents living room when I was a very young teenager. Actually visited brenda/john in may and we had great visit looking at their new home. And here we are 4 months later. Shocking
Karla Mullin
October 1, 2025
Thank you Lord that you gave me and my sister's the most loving, caring and amazing grandpa! I love you so much and I will miss you everyday but I know that one day, we will see each other again in Heaven.
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