John Zamoida

I was unaware of John's passing until Phillip Montgomery mentioned it. I remember John well from my years at All Saints Church, Worcester as a boy and adult chorister. He was a dear man, well loved by those who knew him. He was friendly and outgoing, ready to help and comfort. My mental picture of him is perpetually smiling. Rest in peace, John. Servant, well done.

John will be missed by all of us on Coolidge Road. I could not have wished for a nicer neighbor directly across the street.

John was one of the rare good people I have ever known for being soft spoken and kind hearted. He will be missed.

John was one of a kind. I will carry with me our many wonderful Saturday conversations at Worcester Historical Museum. A remarkable, generous and kind soul. I will miss him.

A quote from the great Ruth Draper monologue The Italian Lesson could have been written about John:

"He likes everybody. He likes everything. And he always leaves me with a feeling of hope."

Simply a splendid human being. I shall miss him.

Will always remember the happy weekends spent with John and Ron at Stony Creek and in Worcester. A lovely human being who will be greatly missed.

Our hearts are broken by your passing. You were the most
wonderful brother, uncle, & friend. You had the biggest heart & the most gentle soul. I will be forever greatful for
all that you taught me. I have been so blessed to have you as my brother. I will miss that Jolly laugh of yours and all
the games you planned! Love you to the moon.
Love & peace,
Your loving sister,
Claudia