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Carol Striano
September 17, 2021
John, I still miss your telephone calls, your smile, your charisma. I wish I were closer to your children so I could tell them what a special brother you were.
Mike Nogay
September 25, 2011
My memories of Uncle John go back quite some time. Visiting him upstate and at his cabin in Lake Snow were always a treat for myself and my siblings. He was the first person to introduce me to the Adirondacks of which I currently reside. His kindness and sense of humor will live on in my memory. My condolences to Annie and John, family and friends.
Jeanne Maltes (Nogay)
September 24, 2011
I remember visiting Uncle John and Aunt Sofie upstate growing up. They both were kind, loving and kept us kids on track! I have fond memories of Uncle John. He made you laugh and always had a good story to tell. My family sends our condolences to Anna, John, all the family and friends of Uncle Johh.
Janice Butwell
September 24, 2011
I have fond memories of the times Uncle John would come back to visit at Grandma Butwells. Even as a kid I thought he was so very handsome! He had such a sweet way about him. I enjoyed a nice conversation with him at a family gathering about 5 years ago and still found him a real sweetheart to talk with. Best to his kids, he spoke of you with pride.
Carol Striano
September 23, 2011
My brother John had 3 older brothers, 3 older sisters, and 3 younger sisters. Surrounded by all that love, he became the "favorite"...favorite son, favorite brother, favorite uncle, etc. His charismatic personality was appealing throughout his life and he will be sadly missed by all whose lives he touched.
Robert Redmond
September 23, 2011
To the family and friends of John Butwell,
It was both a privilege and a pleasure to socialize with John in the early 70's when we were both married to our first wives. He was a most engaging chap and left a positive impression upon everyone with whom he came in contact. John was also quite handy around the house, a trait that I admired but could not duplicate. Please accept my sincere condolences on his passing. It is hoped that the memory of happy shared times together will provide a measure of solace during this difficult period.
Bob Redmond
Carol Striano
September 23, 2011
My brother John had 3 older brothers, 3 older sisters and 3 younger sisters. Surrounded by love, he became the favorite.. favorite son, favorite brother, favorite uncle. He will be sadly missed my all whose lives he touched.
rosalie Nogay
September 23, 2011
John was a loving, careing and sensitive brother who will always be remembered with love and affection for his sense of humor and charismatic traits which he poured generously as one hard working brother and to all he knew him. I will miss you John, forever.
Your loving sister, and siblings........Rosalie
September 23, 2011
John,
So sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad.
Cindy
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