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Condolence: DEAR PAM, SO sorry to hear that JOHN has passed away. I admire his strength, courage and perseverance in his fight against Parkinsons. I will aways remember the 4th of July picnics and his comment "when are playing cards?" John's name always comes up when playing cards with Champ and Lorilyn. May peace be with you and John.

Condolence: John I will always love you and miss you. We had almost 43 years together. You were a kind and loving husband. Your suffering from Parkinson's is over. All my love, Pam

Condolence: Dear Pam you have my deepest sympathies john put up a long hard struggle but he is at peace now

Condolence: Dear Pam & family, So sorry for your loss. John was a sweetheart and I will miss him very much. My favorite time with him was on third Thursdays Card Parties at the Senior Center, we played against each other and I would always tease him and pretend to write on his hand (which sometimes I would) he would just give me a big smile and a grin that said go ahead I dare you. So John rest in peace my dear friend I will never forget you. Love ya

Condolence: Dear Pam and family, My deepest sympathy for your loss. I wish I had an opportunity to meet John. It's obvious from all the wonderful comments here that he was a kind and very loved man. May he rest in peace and may you find peace to help heal your heart.

Condolence: Paul & Family, Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your brother (husband, father, grandfather). We will keep your family in our prayers for help through this difficult time for all of you. Love and hugs to you Paul. Debbie, Marty & Family

Condolence: Pam and Jason I am so sorry for the loss of your husband and father. I wish I could be there in person to express this. But due to the surgery, I am house bound. You are in my heart and prayers. Michele Beaulieu-Brace and Jeffrey Brace

Condolence: To Pam........ So sorry to hear about John. Sending hugs from Florida and sunshine Love Dan and Sally Cornwell

Condolence: Dear Pam and Family, My deepest sympathy to all of you along with my thoughts and prayers. I enjoyed knowing John and actually tried to beat him in the game of Pitch. (Twasn't easy) as this was John's game! REST IN PEACE,my friend JOHN,you have earned a place in Heaven. Millie Bullett, Pittsfield, MA

Condolence: Pam and family so sorry for your loss. John was a great guy . Will miss his smile. He loved his chocolate candy. John and I send our prayers to you and family.

Condolence: Dear Godfrey Family, My deepest condolences. I went through Jr. High and High School with John. He was a quite and sweet guy who I respected. May you feel The Peace of The Lord.

Condolence: Pam, I remember John as such a gentle man. He will be remembered in my prayers. I fondly remember our cruise to Nova Scotia, and the wonderful conversations. May you be blessed in knowing he is now with his heavenly father, and is no longer suffering. We send our Love to you, Jason and the family. Rick and Holly DeAmelia

Condolence: Pam and family so sorry for your loss and may all your fond memories help you through this sad time.

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Condolence: Rest in Peace John, Dear Pam and family, My deepest sympathy, love, thoughts and prayers to all of you. John was such a joy to be around. I enjoyed our working days at Shaeffer Eaton. John enjoyed life even though he had his disease. Remember the love, keep the memories close at heart and he will always be with you. Life will not be the same without John here but we will always remember the good times and have fond memories to cherish always. I sure hope they have a pitch league in heaven because John will be right there at the table. No more suffering, just peace and warmth. I know I will miss him. My deepest sympathy and love. Love, Pam Bertoldi-Delmolino

Condolence: Pam, Jason, Zachary and Griffin, John will be greatly missed. He was a super husband, father , grandfather and friend. Monday nights will not be the same. We loved him dearly and will be thinking of him often. Remember all the fun times you had with him. With all our sympathy. Lou Ellen Kowach and Bob Lawrence

Condolence: Dear Pam and family, our deepest sympathy to you. John was a schoolmate and coworker at both Eaton's and Cranes. There was not a nicer person than John. I enjoyed working with him and knowing him. Rest In Peace, John, you have earned a place in heaven. Maureen and Ray Henault PHS 1966

Condolence: John was always so nice, he loved his chocolate bars and tv. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends of which he had many. Rest in Peace John