JOHN G. MARLOW

Condolences & Memories (8 entries)

• My deepest sympathy to the family, John was a great guy and lots of fun - Posted by: Carol Berard (co-worker) on: Nov 13, 2012

• I had the pleasure of meeting John though my work with the CAW Retirees. He was a true inspiration. Someone who loved his family, loved life and loved his union. Always ready to share and joke or story, he was admired by everyone. He will be sadly missed. My condolences to Mary Helen and the family. - Posted by: Dean Lindsay (Friend & Fellow Union Brother. ) on: Nov 12, 2012

• Mary Helen and family my thoughts and prayers are with you Love Cathy Lyons - Posted by: Cathy Lyons Taylor (Cousin of Mary Helen ) on: Nov 12, 2012

• It was always nice to have coffee with John in the morning at the airport coffee shop. There was John Fred Epps, Sheryl Ginter and I, we had some great laughs. John talked alot about wife Mary Helen and his concerns about her health, that man sure loved her. John will be missed greatly. - Posted by: Edeena Langan (friend and co-worker) on: Nov 11, 2012

• John was a great union leader and friend. If you felt down he always had a joke or comment that would make you smile and lift your spirits. He will truly be missed. - Posted by: Tim Silk (Union Brother and friend) on: Nov 11, 2012

• We have been writing to Mary Helen and John for a few years, as penfriends from Australia and we will miss John's messages and send our condolences to Mary Helen and Family. - Posted by: Margaret and Adam Miller (Friends) on: Nov 11, 2012

• I didn't know John perhaps as well as many others but, in knowing and working with him in his later years, I saw an individual committed to fighting for working people. Good-hearted and light-hearted and always ready to take up a good cause. - Posted by: Richard Booth (Union brother) on: Nov 11, 2012

• John was a tough negotiator for the union; but was always ready to help everybody - Posted by: jose Tharayil (co-worker at Bristol Aerospace) on: Nov 11, 2012