So sorry to learn of Johns passing ,my thought and prayers to his family at this time..John was a friend and classmate all through school.He was so funny and kind .A funny memory I have of him was from our Senior trip to Washington D.C. after a full day of sightseeing and not much sleep the night everyone was trying to get to sleep ,John climbed up in the luggage with a pillow and went to sleep .Rest in peace John thanks for the memories.

Posted by Judy Russell Altier on March 12, 2022

Barbara, We would like to offer our condolences on your loss of John. When you share 60 years of your life with a loved one the loss must be very difficult to bear. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Aunt June, Jackie and Louise

Posted by Jack Case on March 10, 2022

Dear Barb, Tish, Sharon and Families, I'm sending our heartfelt love with sympathy to all of you. John was a great "boss" to learn his talent with flowers. He was so fun to work with and a great teacher. I have many memories in my heart. He was always laughing, knowing what to do with any problem that came up. He always knew. The kindest man ever and his love for his family showed many times, especially his love for Barb. I felt he was an older brother for me. He was an Awesome man to know. I will always remember him with his smiles and laughter. My heart goes to all of you with love and prayers. Brenda and Kenton

Posted by Brenda Kniceley on March 10, 2022

The Gibson Fire Supplies family extend our sincere condolences to John’s family. May you find comfort in your memories.

Posted by Gibson Fire Supplies on March 10, 2022

It was my good fortune to serve in the fire service with John. He was always encouraging and willing to tutor and mentor the younger members. He loved his family, and our community. He cannot be replaced in either. Prayers to those left to grieve the loss.

Posted by Hank Hurst on March 9, 2022

Deepest condolences for the Squires family

Posted by Hallie Bosely on March 9, 2022