Please accept my deepest condolences.  John was always such a shining light starting when I met him as a neighbor back in Karen Western.  I remember being welcomed by him and his family; even going on vacation with them to the Ozarks one year.  We stayed in touch over the years.   His passing is a huge loss for so many.  He was loving and generous, with a great smile and a contagious laugh.  My prayers go out to his wife, Jane, his children and his entire extended family.

Jane,
You and John were blessed to have each other to travel life's journey.  I recall John always with a pleasant smile and helping hand.  A fine husband and Marine.  Blessings to you always.

We will miss you Uncle John!! I’m glad we got to experience Cancun together many, many times!!!! I Love You 💔

John will be in our hearts forever.  I can't imagine we won't hear his laugh or see his smile anymore.  Our hearts are broken. All the time spent together with you two special people, whether it was one of our travel adventures or just going out to dinner & playing cards was time we will treasure forever.  I can't believe this happened. Jane please know that we are there for you whenever you need us. We Love you dearly & that will never change. Life goes on but it will never be the same. But at the same time I thank God for all the memories we have to look back on.  John will be watching us from above. Love you so much !!   Pat & Jerry

He was the kindest brother to three sisters. Always could hide behind him.
Need $5.00he was there❤️ need a ride, he was always there! He sure loved his kids,and those grandkids! We will all miss him, never will forget their visit to Washington state so much fun and so much dice!  REST IN peace dear Brother you deserve it.  We were so proud of you as a Marine!!! You were so much help to our Mom  when our Dad died so young. You were her favorite!❤️

Jane and family, 
I am so sorry for your loss. John will always be remembered for his great smile and happy personality. 
I wish I was there to give you a hug. Sending my sympathy. Love to you.

This was the last picture I took with my Uncle John when I was in town back in 2021. Even though our meetings were far and in between, my favorite memory was always laughing with him. He never hesitated to insult me, or tell me how to make my aunts and mother mad. Most of the time, we would catch up and laugh about old times past. The biggest thing we had in common was that we both are U.S. Marines. We would swap stories when we could and he would always tell me that his generation was tougher.   I love you Uncle John and I will see you again. Semper Fi Devil Dog! I know you are up there now, looking on Heavens’s scenes, because the streets are guarded by United Stares Marines.

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John A Misiunas

July 1, 1947 – January 28, 2025

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