John introduced me to Lexmark and it was a blessing. He was the best rep that always took great care of my company. Was a good friend and i still miss him.

I met John about 10 years ago when he approached me to become a Lexmark dealer.  We became very good friends and I really enjoyed his visits with me and my wife. A guy like him is hard to find. We will miss him greatly and have all his family in our prayers. 

Dear Linehan Family,
I had the pleasure of working with John when he was in direct sales at Lexmark.  I remember his good sense of humor and fun personality.
I am very sorry for your loss and hope that your hearts and minds will be filled with happy memories of a man I was glad to know.
--Bruce Harney

Thank you uncle John for being at all the important milestones in my life: high school graduation, college graduation, and my wedding. I wish you could have met Kenny.  Thank you for remembering every birthday and every Christmas.  Your addiction to buying watches was always hilarious to me! Love you!

Sophia

Linehan Family, 

This was the email I sent out to our entire team channel team here at Lexmark that had the honor of working with John.  The Lexmark team wants to make sure the family knows how much we loved and respected John and the impact he had on our employees and customers.  His legacy and reputation at Lexmark was based on hard work and the respect he was able to show to everyone in his path.  

Clark Bugg-Lexmark


John retired from Lexmark in July of 2018 after 15 years working for the company. In his last role with Lexmark, John was a TSM in Dallas in the Copier Dealer Channel. John was a great friend who was respected highly by his colleagues and all the partners he called on over the years during his time with Lexmark and the 26 years he spent with IBM.
 
John loved his family dearly, the New York Yankees, and a good glass of Irish Whiskey and I look forward to having a glass someday soon in his honor. 
 
Please take a few minutes this week and remember his family in your thoughts and prayers for a life that ended early after a health battle. Below is the obituary that in the coming day will have more information on his arrangements.  
 
Cheers John…
 

I have known John for over 18 years and he was so much more to me than a coworker.  John was always there when I needed him.  John and I bonded over our mutual love of live music, baseball and more than anything family.  The time we spent together in Cayman with our wives was very special and his love for his girls and grandkids was unmatched.  I could always count on him when I needed some "girl dad" advice.  The world has lost a great man, friend, father and grandfather.  

John, you will be deeply missed.

My condolences to the entire Linehan family.

Troy McConchie

John was a good friend, and I'm blessed for having had the chance to work with him and get to know him a little bit.  I will always cherish our softball coaching discussions and the advice that he provided me as I was coaching my daughter's team at the time.  He LOVED talking about coaching his girls.  The world is a better place because he spent some time in it.

My condolences to his entire family.


OBITUARIO

John William Linehan Jr.

16 octubre, 1952 – 18 febrero, 2020

Rolling Oaks Funeral Home

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