My fondest memory of Mr. John is when my son was only 3 years of age and was running in the corridors of the Sunday School Building. I was going around in circles trying to catch him when Mr. John cut him off at the door that encircles the auditorium. Jason, my son, jumped up in Mr. John\'s lap and said "Save me, Pop"! Mr. John asked me not to punish him. I didn\'t because of that. May you find the happiness you deserve with our Lord. Priscilla Hardwick
My sincere sympathies to Cecil and Charles over the loss of their brother. The Butler and Cecil families share many memories. Your loss is our loss.
love,
Glynda
I remember a visit with Uncle JA, Uncle Cecil and Aunt Joan, in the late 50\'s and the thrill Uncle JA provided by allowing us kids to ride his motor scooter. God bless.
Dear Big Brother, we wish you well, in your new endeavor. Look up Paul and George, as either can be very helpful, and don\'t forget, Laurellen and Erla May are close by, If feminine help is required. See you later. Charles
Uncle John, you were a great inspiration to your sister Verna. Before her death, she spoke of you often. I am sure that you are enjoying her company again.
Charles and Cecil - May God bless you and bring you peace in this time of loss.
Carmen.
My mother, Verna, spoke so often of her brother JA that though we only met a few times while I was growing up, I felt I knew him. I\'m saddened at this loss. Thanks for the chance to express my grief and sympathy. --Walter
