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John Hiner Obituary
John left us on September 2nd, 2019, at the young age of 35. He was known for a smile that stretched across his face and bright blue eyes that greeted anyone and everyone he knew. While he was known for being goofy and always playing around, he was also known for dropping everything for his family and friends; he'd give the shirt off his back. His children and family cannot imagine a life without him. His kids were his pride and joy - he loved them more than anything else. Please keep Caitlin, Tonka, and Rayne Hiner, Brad Stuchel, Bonnie Hiner, Dale and Raenn Hiner, Robert Taft and all of us who loved him in your thoughts as we pick up the pieces and keep his memory alive.
A public memorial will be posted on a Facebook group under his name.
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Memories and Condolences
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Diane Miller
September 2, 2021
Bonnie, So sorry to hear of your loss..you are in my thoughts today..
Diane Miller
April 22, 2021
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
I only just found out about this today from John's uncle..so sorry for your loss Bonnie..
Jaimie Foster
September 7, 2019
John, today your family got together. We ate. We talked. We cried. We shared our private thoughts. We threw food at each other. Then we threw water balloons at each other. But we didn't have you. If you only could have perceived how much you meant to us and how big of a hole you left . . . We are left with videos, pictures, stories.Your spirit lives on. And so will you through the super fortunate people who will literally be receiving parts of you. Until our paths cross again my dear cousin.
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