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Here is the obituary for John Cook. Thank you all who sent this to me. I did not receive it before.
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Deceased Classmate: John Cook
Obituary Link: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/john-cook-obituary?pid=1000000185726753
Date Of Birth: Janurary-14-1947
Date Deceased: May -24-2017
Age at Death: 70
Cause of Death:
Classmate City: Appleton
Classmate State: WI
Classmate Country: USA
Survived By: ohn is survived by his children: Jordan, Jaden, Kaelin, Megan and their mother, Dawn Cook. Kerry Myers (Cook) and her husband Joseph Myers. Tracy Heinritz (Cook) and her husband Troy Heinritz and their mother, Rosemary Hunt. His grandchildren, Carlie and Casey. His sister, Jill Quinn (Cook) and her husband Jerry Quinn, and three nieces, Nichole, Sabrina and Heather.
His last day was spent in Costa Rica, his favorite place. He was a proud graduate of Dartmouth College and obtained his MBA at Loyola University in Chicago. John worked for Kimberly Clark from graduation until retirement. After retiring, he moved to Costa Rica part time. [iNFORMATION IS FROM: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/john-cook-obituary?pid=1000000185726753&view=guestbook]
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Joh is survived by his http://www.legacy.com/obituaries.name/john-cook-obituary?pid=1000000185726753&view=guestbook
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Greg Adrian
John was the first guy, outside of my summer bud's from the North Shore, that I met after we moved to CL in May of '63. John lived within earshot of our home, across two open fields .. John on Gate 6, my house on Gate 10. John welcomed me warmly and made me feel right at home in an area that I was totally unfamiliar with. I always appreciated John's "quirky" sense of humor and his sincerety. John and I rode the same bus to school each day and became pretty close friends. I remember seeing John at our first reunion (10th) and always asked about what he was doing or where he was at susequent reunions.
Thanks for the memories ... lots of water under that old bridge during the last 50+ years. John will be missed.
Greg Adrian