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Gladys Powers
January 20, 2025
Devon, Wyatt and family I´m so sorry for your loss. I´m thinking of you and your family during this hard time. Sending lots of love and hugs.
Gladys Powers
Hank Willems
January 12, 2025
I worked for John and Lynn for about a year and always enjoyed his sense of humor. Learned a lot from him. I´ll be thinking of his wife and children during this difficult time. Rest in peace John.
Charlie Roth
January 10, 2025
It is sad to hear of my old friend Moose. Condolences to his family. We had a lot of laughs over the years. Here are some pictures of our 45th and 50th high school class (1964) reunion. They make me smile remembering the Moose!
Ken Lassman
January 10, 2025
I want to reiterate how John took the lead in protecting our community and how his actions questioning the wisdom of building in the Wakarusa floodplain is a courageous example of how he made a difference and has won him the respect and admiration of so many in our community!
Dawn Hawkins
January 10, 2025
What a tremendous loss for our Lawrence community. John, rest in peace knowing that we will carry on your hard work to protect our precious wetlands.
Marsha (Kresge) Mamdani
January 8, 2025
So very sorry to hear of John´s passing. I know that he loved his family very much & would talk about all of you when we visited. He & I have been close friends for many years. Many of my pleasant high school memories include John. He was indeed one of the smartest people I´ve ever known & wasn´t shy about sharing his knowledge. I always learned a lot from his wisdom He was a curious, creative independent thinker & liked to bring that out in others. I have so many fond memories of him & will always cherish the fríendship that we shared.
Fondly,
Marsha (Kresge) Mamdani
Arnold Feinberg
January 8, 2025
I really enjoyed working with John and learned a great deal from him. He helped me find a new direction with my work.
Candice Davis
January 6, 2025
Dear Devon and Wyatt, So sorry to learn of the passing of your father. I remember John when he was on the Planning Commission years ago. I was working for neighborhood interests at that time that were often impacted by planning decisions. I always appreciated your father's wise counsel, and his ability to understand important citywide planning issues. I respected his intellect, and his interest in listening to public concerns and suggestions. His focus and decision making was always dependent upon what was best for our City. Best wishes to you and yours during this difficult time. Candy Davis
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