1959
2017
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3 Entries
Pete Chase
June 3, 2017
When I came to G-Prep my sophomore year, John was the first guy to walk up, shake my hand and introduce me around. He was always a solid friend and I'll remember him in my prayers.
Carol Thomas
May 30, 2017
My ❤ Is broken! Words cannot express my sorrow, and my disbelief! John was always my hero in many ways. To my Seattle cousins we ❤ You to the And back, and just rest assure that John is now at peace. I will forever ❤ And cherish him and all of his " AMAZING" siblings, We love all of you, so very much!
Teresa Ockinga
May 28, 2017
We hold your entire family in prayer at this difficult time. God Bless you all. Teresa Basta Ockinga.
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