We are deeply saddened by the news of John’s passing.
John and I grew up together, we were like brothers. I can still see him walking down the street in the morning coming over my house so we can play on those hot summer months when school was off and days lasted forever. There was not a day that went by that we were up to something. My cousin John was a very calm and smart person. He always had a book in his hands to read. I would always ask him what he was reading. There was not a day that went by that we were not together, but the day came when his family moved far away. I remember him saying don’t worry we are still close by, we actually rode our bikes 2 hours just to see each other half way.
When I got married John would be over every night to play cards. I worked with Jon for a couple of months we never, ever argue not once did we exchange words .
Johns father had MS ,every Sunday we would drive him back to the Hospital, He died when he was 58.
John and I wrote many many songs together and compared our guitar playing he was alway better then me and he always showed me new chords, he always wanted me to sing for some apparent reason. John would always write very intensive music, deep thoughts and I would rearrange it differently we had our laughs.
John deep in my heart you will always be with me and we will live on playing.
Please except our condolences and may the Lord help your wife and son through out the years to come.
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