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Dave Cronin
December 28, 2011
I'm very saddened to learn of John's passing. A very, very bright man whom I had a lot of respect for....and he sure knew how to tailgate a Pats game!
Dan Morin, MGI
December 28, 2011
I have known and done business with John for the last 14 years. We had many great conversations about business and his beloved Patriots. He was one of a kind and will be truly missed. My deepest sympathies to his family and the crew at CCC.
Dave Bright
December 27, 2011
I've know John around 15-20 years. We use to compete sometimes at corvettes shows. He always beat me and I enjoy it because he was a great guy. I remember many a nights at Carlisle enjoying a few beers and talking cars. I will truly miss him and proud to say he was my friend.
Janet Moody/bob bartletts girlfriend
December 27, 2011
although we only met a couple times i knew what a special man you were.. thank you for giving me the chance to do something i had never done, enjoy a football game, see my team (the dolphins) in the middle of patriot nation but i loved every bit of it... rest well for your pain has come to an end.. you will be missed my many...
Lee
December 27, 2011
For a total of about 18 years John was my employer. He was easy and fun to work with and never complained. He was also a mentor in business matters. My deepest sympathies to go his wife, Caroline and and his daughter Anne. He will be truly missed by many people.
Andy
December 27, 2011
I knew John for the last 20 years as a friend and business partner. He was a great guy, always laughing and full of fun. He knew his stuff, was easy to work with and always straight, honest and to the point.
He's going to be missed. Go PATS!!!
Andy
Bob Bartlett
December 27, 2011
Where do I start. John was a great friend and boss, we worked together for 24 yrs. I enjoyed all the football games and trips to South Carolina. During the time that I new John I also met is wife Caroline and daughter Anne, what a great family he has. He will be missed by all the people that new him, my heart goes out to his family.
Ken Hall
December 27, 2011
Worked with John for years as one of the sheetmetal vendors he painted for -- one of the few people I have dealt with over the years who seemed to take the crazy ups and downs of this business in stride, we also enjoyed talking computer games once and awhile. John will be missed, he was a very decent person. Ken
Karen Caponi
December 27, 2011
My husband and I met John as new members of Corvettes United. He took us under his wing and taught us how to detail and show cars. We credit all the trophies we have one over the years to him. He was such a great guy with a wonderful smile. Our sincere sympathy goes to your family.
Karen and Art Caponi
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