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Sharon Strong
February 26, 2005
Our family lived across the street from the Franz's when I was growing up in Puyallup. Every Sunday after Sunday School, if the weather was nice, John would get the horses out, saddle up, and let us ride. He was so patient with us. This is a memory I've cherished my whole life.
John's example reminds me to cherish the children I meet. I am glad he walked this earth and made it a better place with his love.
Sharon Hoffman Strong
Chris Hoffman-Fagundes
February 26, 2005
So sorry to hear of John's passing. Our family's were neighbors for the first 6 years of my life, I rode my bike in the tractor tracks in the dirt of which is now the freeway by the ol farm in Puyallup! Cari, John & I would go horseback riding all the time, that pesky horse Diamond always had it out for me!
I was younger then my brothers and sister so have less memories, I know John was very kind to my Mom and helped in many ways with my brothers after my Dad left...I remember John always smiling...June was always making us goodies and yelling at us while roller skating in the basement! :) It has been a few years since I spoke to Kathy...or Cari...
My heart breaks for you guys..I wish I would have known sooner, I would have been there for the service. I had just been talking to my Mom and brother Richard about him a few weeks ago...My Dad died Feb 6, 1997.
If anyone knows how to reach the family or if you read this please e-mail me...
Again, I am very sorry for your loss and will pray for God's peace to surround your hearts at this time of need and I pray his loving arms will hold you tightly into all the emotions that lay ahead.
All my prayers and Love....John, you will be missed and I thank you for your warm heart and smiling face...a true gift!
Elizabeth Felix
February 18, 2005
I have always enjoyed assisting John with his travel arrangements. He always had a big smile and will be missed.
Marjorie Franz
February 18, 2005
I am so very sorry to hear of the passing of John. I had just purchased hay from him not 1 week before. I am happy to have known him. During my last visit with him(in the barn)We talked about his life and what he had done, he knew he lived a great life. Last Nov. we purchased a great trail horse from him,(Turtle)not sure John liked the name to well, but it did fit the horse!!! He will be truely missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time of sorrow.
Marjorie Franz
Treasure BCH Nisqually Chapter.
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