Marsha,

I'm very sorry to hear that your husband passed away. I found out by Sharon's alums. I met him only one time and he seemed to be very nice. My mother died from Alzheimer's, so I know how taxing it would be on a loved one. I will keep both of you in my prayers.

Patricia Mullaney

My sincere condolences to the McGlinchey family from a member of Assumption BVM Parish in West Grove. I also remember Sarah, Molly and John from Penn London School when I worked there.

Sincerely, Fran Eastwood

Lew and I were sad to hear about John’s passing. He was a kind, caring man with a gentle spirit who loved his family dearly. Our boys were friends and often played street hockey together. We would drive our kids back and forth to each other’s house for play dates. I pray that your family can find some comfort in the memories John left behind.

Lew and Cathy Esposito

A genuinely nice guy. Gentle spirit as I recall. We would serve early Masses at the late, great Immaculate Conception Churxh in Germantown as kids.

Sorry to see the passing of John. We went to Grade School for Eight Years and were Alatar Boys, Fellow member of Immaculate Conception's Boy Scouts, Troop 118 where we spent a week each summer at Treasure Island and most Friday Nights, he came to work with us at Williamson Restaurant and we spent Senior Week in Wildwood. Many fond memories of basketball in the half alley of Price Street along with Tree Ball, Chink, and any thing else, foot ball in Awbury Park and snowball fights. Many fond memories of our life. I will remember Johnny and his family in my prayers.

Bob McCreight

John was the sweetest, kindest man we knew. We have so many memories of our two families going to the beach in Cape May, and John carting us back and forth in his van. He would get up early and go buy pastries and bagels for breakfast.

He will be missed. Love, Karen and Dave McKenica