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John was born in Johnson City, NY during the flood of 1935, and was transported home from the hospital in a row boat. He was a proud veteran of the US Marine Corps, serving from 1953-57 as an Embassy guard in Madrid, Spain and Belgrade, Yugoslavia. "Lefty Lasicki" was an ace pitcher for the Broome Technical Community College baseball team, and after graduation, he founded Binghamton Cartage trucking company with his brother Clem and served as Vice-President. John was a die-hard NY Yankees fan, had a fantastic sense of humor, and absolutely loved his family beyond measure. The epitome of a loving husband, and a great girl dad before that was a thing, he was an outstanding example for many in his own family and beyond.
Burial will be at the Holy Spirit Cemetery, where Military Honors will be conferred. Memorial contributions may be made by dedicating a gift in his name to the Disabled American Veterans organization.
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