Birth date: Jun 15, 1950 Death date: Oct 13, 2013
John Michael Toth June 15, 1950 - October 13, 2013 A Life Well Lived John, Dad, Mr. Toth, Bacca, Big Punch, JT Money, Uncle/Cousin/Brother Johnny: the many nicknames for the man who could make it happen. He excelled at most every Read Obituary
John was my supervisor while I was working in the Nursing Office at Highline Specialty Center. This was my first job that I had ever worked in a hospital setting. John was funny, caring, personable and just a really kind man. I was sorry to hear of his passing. He will be missed by many.
John was my cousin being the son of my mother's brother, Uncle John. John always had a wonderful smile and a loving way about him. I just found out about his battle with cancer and subsequent death. The last time my husband and I saw him was shortly after his mother's death. Every time John visited Pennsylvania, John would bring his mother, Aunt Annie, to visit. We used to keep in touch via email, but about the time of his battle with cancer and death, his emails stopped. I thought his email address must have changed and hoped I would soon be privy to the new one. I will miss his surprise visits and know he's in God's hands enjoying the presence of his mom and dad among so many others that he touched. We send our sincere wishes to John's family, especially Judie, that they find peace. Cousins, Paula and Ernie Quarzo
I wish I could be there with you Judie and all of my family to celebrate John's life. Love and hugs to you.
Lisa Haessler
John was one of my favorite people in the whole world and also my cousin. He always made me feel loved no matter how much time passed between visits. Last year he turned me on to a great takeout place near his home. I know he shared his amazing spirit with everyone he met. He will always be in my heart.
Lisa Haessler
John was one of my favorite people in the word and also my cousin. He made me feel loved no matter how long we had been apart. I smile every time I think of him. Last year he turned me on to a great takeout place near his home. My only regret is that I didn't give him nearly enough of my time but he always had all of my love. He will always be in my heart.
Lisa Haessler
My deepest sympathy to your family. John was an extraordinary manager at The Polyclinic. His humor, generous spirit and warm, caring attitude will make filling his position very difficult. I was so lucky to work with him.
Terry Reule
I met John when he was in his early to mid twenties and he was a college student of my father's in northern Indiana. John and a friend of his, another Capuchin novitiate, would come to the house and bring their guitars. We'd have table fellowship followed by singing. I can't over-stress how unusual this was for my very dysfunctional family. My dad, who I guess was ultimately responsible for bringing John and I together, was a very violent man who soon left the family. John's peaceful presence was a stark contrast to my dad, and he became a man I never forgot. I don't think I saw John after 1976, although after decades I did find him and we exchanged a couple letters a year. Nevertheless, I don't think many days went by over those decades when I didn't think about John and the impact he had on me as a young man much in need of a mentor. Meeting John nearly 40 years ago was a moment of grace in my life that I will never forget, as was the gift of finding him again after so many years. Many years ago, John contributed to me being the man I am today. I can only imagine how many other lives he impacted similarly. Thanks John!
My deepest sympathy to Judie and family. Johnny and I became friends at five years of age. I can still remember our first meeting on the path in the woods between our homes. Many, many, special memories through those 58 years. We still ended our phone calls saying " I love you".
“We'll be Friends Forever, won't we, Pooh?' asked Piglet.
Even longer,' Pooh answered.”
? A.A. Milne, Winnie-the-Pooh
Joey Waugh
