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John Jay Proch, 73, of Springfield, PA passed away peacefully on October 9, 2023.
Jay was the son of the late John and Mary (Kelly) Proch. He graduated from Ridley High School and Widener University.
Jay spent his entire career working for Delaware County Parole and Probation. He loved spending time in Avalon, New Jersey and St. Augustine Beach, Florida with his family.
Beloved husband of the late Margaret (Patti) Proch; Loving Father to David Proch and Katie (Matt) Capetola. Cherished Grandfather to Landon, Gwenna and Reid. Also survived by his siblings Stephen Proch and Molly (Proch) Snyder and nieces and nephews.
Services and Burial private.
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Courtenay Willcox
October 29, 2023
Katie and David, I'm so sorry to hear about your dad's death. This has been a season of loss for your family. Tree of Life is holding you all in prayer. Courtenay Willcox
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