I wish to share my condolences!
This is a long shot, but I felt the need to share. I'm always looking  up my friends & family on the state of Ca website.  I looked up my boyfriend's name John t Lara & I came across John D Lara that lived at 2700 Ladrillo Aisle, Irvine,  Ca 92606. If your John lived at that address in the past, then the two accounts for this address belongs to him. I just thought you should know! So that you can look this up yourself, go to state of Ca controllers office, click on unclaimed money & type in John Lara. Click on Ca for the state, & Irvine for the city. It will pull up the property I'd number & the amounts owed. You can also look up your family & friends. 
I just wanted to share this info with you.
Have a nice day!🙋‍♀️

I am wondering if this John worked at LFP??? If so I am so torn! He was my boss and the best I ever had!!!!!! I'm so upset 
Please let me know.

John was such a loving, kind, intelligent person. He inspired good humanity and sharing. I am in shock that he is no longer with us. I wish the best to his family and all that appreciated him in work and in friendship as well. I plan on planting dahlias in my garden to bloom a year from now in his honor.

Jackie, as we knew him was our ring bearer in our wedding in 1963. He was so adorable and looked like a little man. Jackie was kind, considerate and sweet. He came to visit last year and it was so much fun having him. I loved his smile. He will greatly be missed by his family, children, and friends.

Can anyone tell me if this is the same John D. Lara who grew up in Norwalk, CA, and went to MIT after UCLA?  I apologize for writing this in the guest book, but I don't know another way.
Amy Ulmer (Pasadena, CA)

John was a wonderful guy.  He was extremely smart and funny, and nice to everyone.  I enjoyed working with him very much, and I learned a lot from him.

I had the pleasure of working for John several years back. Unlike many who rise to executive positions, he was always more interested in people - the people he worked with and the people we served - above the job. I always had the feeling he cared about me as a person beyond what I could do for him or the company.

I would like to share one anecdote. One year John and I were the only people working in the building on a Friday after Thanksgiving. John left and was gone for a while, and when he came back he had brought back a homeless woman who had been panhandling by some freeway onramp. As I watched from my window, he got her set up with supplies to wash and detail his car. Before she was done, he also brought some food to her in addition to paying her very well for her work. Most people, myself included, might have just given the woman some money, but John took a significant amount of time to get personally involved, which I will always appreciate about.

I also worked with John and Albertina Kerr Centers.  He was so supportive and always a positive influence for his employees.  He spoke of his children often and you could tell they were so important to him!  My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends.  He will be missed!

Several years ago I worked with John at Albertina Kerr Centers in Portland, Oregon. He was the CFO and my supervisor for about 3 years. What a wonderful man! He was very warm and welcoming and a really great boss. He even made me breakfast a few times. He would toast a bagel, put butter and cream cheese on it and a couple of slices of ham and he would give me half. I remember he was always bringing cookies to the staff at the Bingo hall we were connected with. He will be remembered fondly.

Pattie Finn

John was a generous man and always had time for others. He will be missed by his friends and family.

OBITUARIO

John D. Lara

25 junio, 1948 – 18 agosto, 2012

Pacific View Mortuary & Memorial Park

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