John was an Army veteran and served his country with pride. He enjoyed sports and exercise. John loved music of all kind. In his spare time he listened to his favorite Elvis Impersonator, Frank Cannon (Dunlap).
L- Is for the way you look at me
O- Is for the only one I see
V- Is your very, very special and
E- Is for every time you look at me.
It’s always a sweet sorrow to part, you know you’ll always be in my “heart.” And now until we meet again, may you fly on angels wings. Good nite.
He leaves behind a wife, Joan of 63 years, three Children, Laura Companatico, Cheryl (Ken) Lupo, John (Rebecca) Glynn Jr.; granddaughter, Heather (Kenny) Velzis; great granddaughter Mackenzie Velzis; many cousins and many great good friends.
