As the one year anniversary of John’s death approaches, I encourage you all to share more memories and thoughts of him you have had throughout the past year.
These will be shared under the year in review tab.
Use this link to share: https://forms.gle/Syt2o9VNzB5xtEYVA
This is a website where you can see posts about John, please share any memories using the Submit Stories tab.
Please share any pictures/videos/audio recordings using the Submit Photos and Videos tab.
Please share any condolences using the Share Condolences tab.
All submitted media will be posted here on the website under the Stories, Condolences, or Photos and Videos tabs.
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John will be so greatly missed by all who had the chance to meet him and get to know him.
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I will always remember John for his hearty laugh and his zest for life. We send our sincerest condolences. Love, Dad and Roem.
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John was my first son-in-law who married my daughter Tamara right after they finished at UGA. Sadly, the marriage did not last, but I loved John, missed John, and still have thought about him often. He was loved by my deceased wife Dorothy and my other two children and actually became a mentor to my son Nathan for a couple years before the marriage ended. I am so sorry for this loss to John’s wife and children and his extended family. This is a very sad day. John was bright, talented, lovable and unique. I am so sad and sorry about his death.
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I am so sorry for your loss! John sounded like a wonderful man, husband, and father. My heart goes out to you and your children. Please take care of each other and remember all of the great times you shared together!
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Julia, sincerest condolences to you and your family. Sending love and best wishes your way. That big, lovable, insanely brilliant goof came into my life in 1986 when he moved into Myers dorm my sophomore year. And he never really left it despite and through every imaginable adventure, misadventure, ups, downs, sideways, offs and ons. It was great to reconnect with him on FB and I, like everyone else who shared his orbit, am simply gutted. Again, love and my deepest sympathy to you and your family.
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My deepest condolences for you and your children. I worked with John at JT Moore Middle School in TN. He was such a wonderful teacher and colleague. With his incredible sense of humor he made my work days much lighter and brighter. I was just thinking of him today as I was grading some science projects. He would say, “It just smells like a B”. He was by his example, reminding me not to take work and life too seriously. I remember him always talking about his trailer that he was working on to take the kids around the country. What an amazing trip that must have been! I’m truly heartbroken for you and your family. My prayers are with you all.
Sincerely,
Ann Bermudez
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I will miss his laugh, he had the best laugh. Behind his blunt sense of sarcasm was a brilliant mind who amazed me with how much he knew of a wide range of topics and his thorough research on everything, especially what he shared with me about anything related to bikes. It is a huge loss to not have him present physically but I pray your memories of him will bring you joy in your lowest days and they will pull you through to the other side. With all my love and condolences, Andrea
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I am so very sorry for your loss. He sounded like an amazing man that brought joy to all of those he met.
My deepest sympathy to you and your family,
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