Just learning of the passing of John. My deepest condolences. John was a good person. He was helpful, friendly and loved his family. I will never forget his laugh it was so funny.  My thoughts and prayers are with you Tammy and the family.

We are truly sorry for your loss, we will always have fond memories of John.  We will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers.

John was a colleague of my mother's as well as a mentor to my brother, and I know he will be deeply missed and fondly remembered.

The few short times I had the pleasure of seeing John, he was always the kindest person and a friendly and comforting face. He had a quiet disposition (at least in my interactions), but would always find a way to sneak in an unexpected joke where he could. 

Family and close friends of John, I am very sorry for your loss, and you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Prayers and blessings to John’s entire family. Having known John for 35+ years through business he is a true legend in the door/spring industry. You’ll never replace the knowledge and experience that he held and so willingly shared with so many, myself included. He made a lot of things better for a lot of people.

John made my world a better place. He was a good person, a good friend, a good husband...just all round good everything. Anyone who ever met him is better off just for knowing him. He will be missed and always loved by those who knew him. I know once we all get to Heaven, we will all be walking into the POST in Heaven. RIP John...until I sit at the bar again with you, you will be in my heart. Might even play shuffleboard and definitely some tickets. ❤️

My prayers are with all of you while you mourn.

Tammy and family,
John was one of a kind.  I will cherish his friendship, guidance, and sense of humor forever.  He was one of the hardest working people I have ever met.  We will continue his tradition of saying "Good Morning" all day long.  Everyone here will continue to be called "Harry".

Love always to his beautiful family.

Allison Mancuso

Tammy, There are no words that truly feel big enough for a loss like this. John was the kind of person who made the world softer just by being in it. He had a heart of gold — always ready with a warm smile, a helping hand, and a kind word. He never hesitated to show up for others, and he did it so naturally, never asking for anything in return. He was simply, genuinely an awesome guy! He had that rare gift of making everyone feel welcome and valued. Whether someone knew him for years or just a short time, they felt his friendliness, his generosity, and his steady kindness. Tammy, my heart aches for you during this unimaginable time. I hope you find comfort in the countless lives John touched and in the love that surrounds you now. He loved you so much, and that love is a bond that will never be broken. His goodness will not be forgotten, and his memory will live on in every act of kindness inspired by him. 
Rest peacefully, John. You made this world better!

Love his laugh & his little snorts he was so funny I love you rip ,you will be missed.

So sorry for your loss Tammy. My deepest condolences to you.

John was one of, if not THE toughest, and funniest people I have had the pleasure of knowing! There will be a huge hole in the hearts of everyone he touched in his life. He will be missed dearly. My thoughts and prayers go out to those He left behind.

American Legion Post 272 

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Tamara Pressley

Carrie Scott (Jason)

Sara Pressley

Aaron Pressley (Nicole)

Olivia, Ava, Quincy, and Julia

Jeanne Batz (George)

George Pressley (Deb)

In addition to his parents; George and Nellie Mae (Manning) Pressley, John was preceded in death by his sister, Patricia Jackson, and his brothers, Ronald Pressley and Robert Pressley.

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John Calvin Pressley

December 9, 1954 – March 1, 2026

Neill Funeral Home

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