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Joan McHugh
June 1, 2007
Our Dear Kinsellas,
John now join his beautiful wife Marilyn in heaven. Our family will always treasure the memories of summers spent at the pond with John. His generous spirit was contagious! The McHughs of St Louis
Donna Kinsella
May 31, 2007
I am at a loss for words. This is one of my most favorite people in the world, and always will be. Johnny was the most active, peaceful, polite, and religious men I've ever met in my life. I only know that as much as I grieve his passing, he is much happier where he is with God and his wife, which he has missed so heartfully over the years.
Clara Orban
May 31, 2007
To Joe and your whole family: Elliot and I were very sorry to hear of your loss. We are thinking of you all in this difficult time.
Rita Farthing
May 31, 2007
John Kinsella was my uncle. There was so much about him that EVERYONE that knew him, loved him.
He was kind, generous, would give the shirt off his back. Uncle John was my mother's brother. He was like a second father to us kids. I am 55 now and there are just so many memories of him I couldn't list them on this page. He was SUPER. His faith was remarkable. He never tired because he had such faith. He is being celebrated now in Heaven and the Angels now have another in John Kinsella.
Love
Cheryl Fox
May 30, 2007
I would like to extend my sympathy to the Kinsella families. I was privileged to know John and to have lived out there in Wilton Center for 36 yrs. During which time, I was co-owner of Fox Auto Body Shop. I always admired John's lettering talent. Several times I told John that I would love to learn the ability. He said that he would be more than willing to teach me, but unfortunately I never had time to take advantage of that. John was the kind of neighbor that you could always count on to help out where ever he could and we need more people like him in today's world. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Anna Sully Sparwasser
May 30, 2007
Mike,
We were sorry to hear about your father's death. We are praying for you.
Love,
Anna (Sully), Paul and Grace Sparwasser
Michelle Moore
May 30, 2007
I'm so glad that I got to meet John and share some happy occasions with him while he was still healthy and strong. I always thought he was an amazing person. I know he will be missed and my deepest sympathies are with all the Kinsellas in your time of sorrow.
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