Thursday, May 2, 2024
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On behalf of St.Patrick 9.30 a.m choir
Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss. I was deeply saddened to learn of John’s passing. His exemplary kindness, thoughtfulness, and love for others truly led the way for all of us. Our choir and church community were blessed to have John’s voice among us. It was a privilege to have shared over 25 years with him.
John’s years in the choir were marked by joy, energy, and spiritual enrichment, which he generously shared through his singing and unwavering support. His significant contributions, particularly to our fundraising events like the Lobster-fest, were invaluable. Our choir, often described as a small church within our Parish—a sanctuary of prayer, support, and selfless assistance—flourished partly due to John’s instrumental involvement.
One of my fondest memories of John is from the Lobster-fest, where we sold raffle tickets together—the grand prize being a bottle of Mickey. The path of a beautiful soul leaves a trail of cherished memories. John’s kind spirit and generosity touched many lives, and his absence will be profoundly felt by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
“Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts.” May John rest in eternal peace, embraced by the loving light of Jesus, a fitting tribute to a life well-lived and his numerous contributions to the betterment of society. Our Father in Heaven has a new choir member.Rest in peace, dear John.
Dennis & Lynette Swamy and all members of St. St.Patrick Church choir. Markham
