Jonathan C. Pope

My cousin Jonathan was a truly sweet and kind man, and I will forever cherish the memories we shared as a family. One of my fondest is his wedding day to my cousin Susan at our home in Lynnfield, a day filled with joy, laughter, and so much love. They were deeply in love and incredibly happy, and that happiness will always be part of how I remember him. Love Missy

Dearest Sue.... I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your husband, Jonathan. He was loved immensely by your family and the city of Gloucester. I hope all your amazing memories of him will help give you peace and serenity. With sincere condolences, Charlotte Nargozian Williams

Jonathan was a special person, he was one of the first people I met when I opened the Rhumb Line with Fred Shrgley in 1978. Johnathan helped us renovate the bar and later tended bar part time. I always valued his ideas and advice. Later he helped me with his design and carpentry skills building cabinets for a number of my construction projects. He was an honest, caring and talented man. My deepest condolences to Susan and his family. Jay Levy