It was a pleasure knowing John. I always had a fun and enjoyable time when I played tennis with John. I will truly miss him.
With deepest sympathy,
Jeff Dooling
I remember John, as a gentle Buddhist spirit with an unmatched intelligence and pursuit of knowledge and understanding. The last conversation we had was about the effects of early childhood trauma on learning and economics. It was fascinating to me since I had worked with inner city kids with a plethora of early childhood trauma attempting to teach them Reading and Writing. There was always a stimulating conversation when speaking with John.
May you rest in eternal peace John . Doris and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Sending love and prayers
Sending love and sincere condolences to Doris and to John’s entire family. I was startled and saddened to hear of his passing. He was a good man and he’ll be missed. Sincerely, Lisa Frazzetta
Dear Doris: How can I ever forget the many doubles matches against you and John. Those days are sorely missed and I am sure you will miss John more than anyone.
Doris, may the constant love of caring friends and family soften your sadness ,cherished memories bring you moments of comfort, and lasting peace surround your grieving heart.
Hollis & Jim Resnik
Troy
Dear Doris--So sorry to read about John's passing. I remember way back to when our kids went to day care together at Russell Sage, plus the many tennis teams where we played together. My sincere condolences to you, Jeffrey, Russell and your grandchildren.
Doris, So sorry to read about John's passing. I hope you will cherish all your memories of John. I still remember him playing in one of my mixed doubles with a cast on his arm.
Nobody lived life as passionately as John. He was a great competitor in all his endeavors. In tennis, he was a loyal and dependable teammate who came through for us time and time again. We all will miss him terribly. Our condolences and prayers for Doris and the family from the tennis community. Phil
