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Ken Manceaux
March 23, 2009
My most hearfelt sorrow in hearing about John. He lived his life with true value and honesty and I will miss him greatly. Thank you John for being such a great guy and wonderful human being.
Mo and Peter Scollan / Dick
March 22, 2009
Mo and Peter send their most sincere sympathy to the family and friends of John.
John's early passing surely reminds us of life's unpredictable and fragile nature, and hopefully will remind us to treat each others presence with a daily dose of love.
Steve Custer
March 22, 2009
I am so sorry that I won't be able to attend John's ceremony. I have many fond memories of John in the 3 years I've known him. As much as his passing saddens me, he left this world knowing that his Longhorns beat the Ohio State Buckeyes in their last meeting...a game that John and I watched together...each wearing our rival colors. Hook em horns John
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