John W. Cain, Jr.

Temple and Shaunna, i just read about your fathers passing. We are so sorry to hear he is gone. Thru the years we haven't seen much of him but we have many fond memories especially when you kids were younger. We are leaving for Florida the 27th so we will not be able to attend the memorial but will be thinking good thoughts that day. Temple, I wanted to call you but don't know your married name so this is the best way to get in touch. Sincere sympathy, Nancy and Gene Urso

Lit a candle in memory of John W. Cain

I only saw John after high school graduation at the few class reunions we had. Conversations with him continued to be as interesting as they had been at Wisconsin High. I am sorry for your loss. Nick Zawacki

When I think of John, I fondly remember an incident in a math class. John had not done very well in the test because the decimal points that he used were not easily read by the teacher. John asked for reconsideration of his grade but the teacher would not change his grade. The teacher told John to make his decimal points more legible in the future. On the next test John used exaggerated, large decimal points. The teacher then gave him the nickname "Cannon Ball" Cain. I will always have fond memories of John. My condolences to family and friends of John. Tim Jackman

If it was not for Rosemary Rau-Levine. John and my path would have not of crossed in 1979. He keep me updated on the homeopathic stuff and in return I gave him a businessman's prospective on things. I heard a cheer went up among all the raccoons out at his place on the Pecatonica river where they plotted against him.. I saw John the week before and he was at peace when we talked. I know how to deal with raccoons so we always had something to talk about. I think I well have to put in a good word to the big cheese for John