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John Pendleton Obituary

John C. Pendleton

Virginia Beach - John Conrad Pendleton, 70, passed away on October 18th, 2017, in Pensacola, FL. He is survived by his daughters, Rosemary Dianne Pendleton and Erin Gayle Pendleton, and his brother, George Delaney Wilson. John was born in Amarillo, TX, to Niles Conrad and Bernieze Marie (Roszelle) Pendleton. He graduated from F.W. Cox HS in Va Bch in 1965 and from Virginia Tech in 1969 with a BS in political science. A member of the National Teacher Corps, he taught in Appalachia in the 1970s and moved back to Va Bch where he taught math and coached soccer at King's Grant Elem before joining the U.S. Postal Service. He retired to FL to be near his daughters.

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Published by The Virginian-Pilot on Oct. 29, 2017.

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December 23, 2019

This message is a little late as I happened to find out of John's passing while searching my old school and area in VA. Beach. I left the East coast many years ago.
I was fortunate to be a student of this great man in 7th grade while living in VA. Beach and attending Trantwood Elem in the mid 70s. He provided a positive impact in my life at a time when I really needed a male role model. We immediately clicked and bonded over our mutual love of soccer. He even took a group of us in class to see the NY Cosmos play in DC. I was not the best student but he had a way of teaching that kept me and other students eager to learn. I believe he was the first male teacher I had in the public school system.
It does provide a bit of comfort to see he was able to enjoy at least some retirement years. God bless his surviving family members, may he rest in peace.
James

Terry Merriman

October 24, 2017

I am so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you both. Hugs

Nikki Presley

October 24, 2017

Sending you guys much love and warm hugs! So sorry for your loss! xoxo

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