John was one of a kind, a great man. He was my dad's best friend. John and his family always made us feel as though we were part of their family and will never be forgotten.

When I was a little girl my uncle John gave me a hound dog piggy bank. He always used tio kid me he got me a dog ! As an adult I spent a lot of time at his pool in the summer. An being his God daughter he always had a surprise for me floating in the pool on my birthday! One year he had a brand new float in the pool for me when I got there! Last summer he had that same float in the pool with a card n gift on top! There sat a great big Hershey bar an he even had the mindset to put dry ice on it! Lol!  I also remember him being a big help to me when I broke my leg as he too was a member of the broken leg club! He was like a second dad to me and I will miss him always but I will see him again some day!   Love u Uncle John.    Maria

To the fiorini family I'm so sorry about your loss  John was a great man and I am very saddened by this news

Another wonderful man has been taken from our world; and I hope you can all find peace knowing that he is now at home with God.

My condolences to the family. God give us a wonderful promise to look forward to at 1 Corinthians 15:26

So sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and hope in God's Word the Bible during this most difficult time.

Donna. Thank you so very much for sharing your dad's life with us through your tender photo montage. The smile that beams on his face in each photo is carried on in yours. The photo of you on your wedding day is just lovely. Your Rotary family is deeply sadden by your loss and pray that you find peace in knowing he is no longer in pain.

John was a good man and neighbor I spent a great deal of time hanging out as a teenager at the Fiorini house,I was always made to feel welcome as though I was family, by John and Claire. They are now together once again and looking down on all those that they love and care about. Peace and Love to the family my heart is with you.

Words seem inadequate to express the sadness we feel about John's death.  We are here to support you in your grieving process.  With sincere sympathy,

It was our pleasure and honor to have known John. A true gentleman along with being so humble even though he accomplished so much.  We have all lost a GIANT!
My prayers to John and his family.

John you were a good friend and fine man.  I am glad I had the opportunity to know you.
Steve

My condolences to John's family. He was very kind to my father and me. He will be missed. It was a pleasure to have known him.

I will miss that wonderful smile that he always had on.  He went out of his way to say hello to me at the Bank.  Prayers for the family and friends!

Donna - I honestly would SO look forward to seeing your Dad!!  He always greeted me with such a warm smile, and i knew he genuinely cared about me. When I think of your Dad, I think of someone who was kind, fun, warm, hard working, talented, giving, and tough.  All traits that every father aspires to have.  I consider it an honor to have been known by your father and to have gotten to know him.  All my love - Shawn

I will always remember him in the backyard he enjoyed with his family and friends with that sweet smile on his face petting a dog all while the train ran around its tracks. A part of him lives on in his children and grandchildren. You will feel his presence often.  He will be a part of your day in such unexpected places! We will be lifting your family up in prayer. What a life well lived! Praise God from whom all blessings flow!

Uncle John, you will be missed. You had such a great laugh.  I know you will be having many laughs now that you are with Clara Lou.  You and my dad Kenny Stuckey can fish to your hearts content. Love always your favorite Godchild, Nancy

Dear Uncle John, 
   Don't forget that sign you promised me. Are you carrying on with my father and Uncle Henry and Uncle Charlie Zoppo? Wasn't that the best part of working thru the years? And on Saturdays with uncle Joe - and Mack and Robbie. You and my father laid millions of brick in your careers. I'm sure there is a manhole or inlet in every town for fifty miles that you guys built! I can't remember was it leaky John and sloppy Jack or the other way around? You reputation still stands as the manhole builder that could get it done come hell or high water. Did i ever thank you for a job on your manhole crew when I was first on my own? I only did it cause Aunt Clara made my lunch every day and to keep you company!
 Linda and i want to thank you for all you  have done thru the years for our family - all of the special discounts at Fork Hardware and for the built in swimming pool!! What an uncle. 
   To my great Uncle John - you have been a mentor and a role model throughout my life. You have always told it like it is. 
   There has been endless energy and love for Brenda, Karen and Donna. Aunt Clara might have said a few times - What are you building now John - a pool- a train ?? Thanks to you the John Fiorini family was bigger than life.
  Don't forget to send me a sign.. maybe on 4th of July. I will be waiting. 
 Your loving nephew, Tony

I will miss him but he is back home and at peace. Uncle John now you can visit "it's a small world" anytime you like
Love you
Annette

John was a hero and I respected admired and enjoyed his jovial personality and best smile

OBITUARY

John Fiorini

October 27, 1937 – March 6, 2016

Lemmon Funeral Home of Dulaney Valley Inc.

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