My sincere condolences to John's family and friends.
I knew John at Olney High School and hanging at the 3rd & Cayuga corner with Bill Jameson and so many other friends. I always enjoyed his crazy sense of humor. He was quite a character and full of fun. A great guy.
My condolences to John's family. Knew John through Bill Jamieson which Bill considered his best friend. Hung out at 3rd and Cayuga when in high school and after. Also, met John again after Bill Jamieson past. Remembering John always with a good sense of humor. RIP!
I was a good friend of John, starting from the 3rd grade at Finletter. We stayed close all through our time at Olney.
At graduation in Jan, 1965, I started to drive John and Bill Jamieson to our class graduation party at the Northwood. Unknown to me, Bill was going to join the navyafter graduation, and he decided to open a bottle of whiskey in the backseat, while I was driving. A light flashed to my car and we were all pulled in by the Cheltenham County police. Our parents had to get us out of this situation, and we each had to pay $37 file, and the whiskey stayed with the police. Very interesting night, and we never made it to the Northwood, but we all enjoyed that special night. John always talked about that night.
I will miss John and also Bill. They were so much fun to be my friends.
Michael Matthews
I did not know John personally, but sincere condolences to his family and friends for his passing.
Robert Cala
My sincere condolences to John's family and friends.
I knew John at Olney High School and hanging at the 3rd & Cayuga corner with Bill Jameson and so many other friends. I always enjoyed his crazy sense of humor. He was quite a character and full of fun. A great guy.
Last spoke with John at the 50th celebration.
May he rest in peace.
Bob Cala
Elizabeth Espich
My condolences to John's family. Knew John through Bill Jamieson which Bill considered his best friend. Hung out at 3rd and Cayuga when in high school and after. Also, met John again after Bill Jamieson past. Remembering John always with a good sense of humor. RIP!
Liz Espich
Arthur Swerdlow
I was a good friend of John, starting from the 3rd grade at Finletter. We stayed close all through our time at Olney.
At graduation in Jan, 1965, I started to drive John and Bill Jamieson to our class graduation party at the Northwood. Unknown to me, Bill was going to join the navyafter graduation, and he decided to open a bottle of whiskey in the backseat, while I was driving. A light flashed to my car and we were all pulled in by the Cheltenham County police. Our parents had to get us out of this situation, and we each had to pay $37 file, and the whiskey stayed with the police. Very interesting night, and we never made it to the Northwood, but we all enjoyed that special night. John always talked about that night.
I will miss John and also Bill. They were so much fun to be my friends.
Richard Grutzmacher
Very sorry to hear of Johns passing. He had a great sense of humor and always made me laugh.
He was one of the good guys. He will be missed.
Rich Grutzmacher