My deepest condolences to the family.  I remember the last time we spoke over the phone. He encouraged me, gave good advice and made me smile.  Thank you for the memories.  He will always be remembered as one of my favorite uncles. I love you Uncle John! May you rest in heaven.

Sending sincere condolences to my extended and much loved Watts family. Papa Watts always had us laughing or smiling. He will missed! 

I am in contact with Jimmie and Kim in Indy regularly through Facebook and I mourn the loss of John. I was just a kid in the 1960’s but I remember reunions at Aunt Inez’s house (my dad’s sister) Sending love and prayers from Kokomo, Indiana.

My deepest, deepest condolences to Sylvia and the entire Watts family. Sending bear hugs, thoughts and prayers to the family through these difficult times. 

Condolences to the family.  This is Ted Lazier, John's good friend. We officiated together for many years. I  learned alot from him during those years and we always drove together during our games and talked alot about our families. The wife and I would like to send our condolences to the family and we will always will be available to assist any way we can. May God bless and keep you all with our love.


 






Though I met him just once, I connected with, and enjoyed the spirit and grace of his presence.  I always felt that I knew him through the stories you (Sylvia) shared about him.  I trust that cherished memories will buoy you and your family through this difficult time.  He is a  Mighty Man that lives forever in your heart and soul! 
Love always,
Yvette

My deepest condolences to Auntie, cousins, and entire Watts family.  Rest in love Uncle John.  Your battle is over.  I  will  always  treasure the time I spent with you all.

Love and Prayers for the Family

I will miss the soft-spoken chats I had with Uncle John and a few firm words on occasions when he advised me. When I was younger, we’d have chats about my grades & educational endeavors. I knew he was proud of me and that made me feel so special. I was proud of him too; I admired him as a loving patriarch, as a very accomplished military man, and him as a kind person! Being a movie girl, I was amazed that he had seen so many of the movies that I liked— even the dumb ones! LOL! I got a kick outta’ seeing his old high school pictures, especially the ones he showed me of my Mom in bobby-socks & that ugly pink sweater she remembered ‘not so fondly’… Honestly, what I will miss most is his wonderful, genuine smile!

Rest peacefully—Uncle John...
Sent With Love from Tam Watts-Guynn, niece

To my family,

I am Mike Ellison, John’s youngest male first cousin on his mother’s side. I was born in 1961, and although I don’t remember meeting John, I do remember Aunt Inez and  John’s Dad, uncle Arthur. I was Ivory Ellison’s youngest, and I remember fondly the family gatherings at Aunt Inez’s home in Indy. I send the warmest regards to all my cousins and family and I pray for you all in this hour of grief. Love.

OBITUARIO

John Emery Watts

21 julio, 1942 – 6 julio, 2023

Caballero Rivero Palms Woodlawn

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