John Harley Brockman

John was Mr. Congeniality.... Mr PWP.... Their were a lot of fun times and memories with John over the years and he'll be missed. Our annual PWP picnics won't be the same without him. He was one heck of a nice guy and conversationalist... Rest in peace John.... pat

John was a hard working fun loving man, always there for his friends whenever they had a project on which they needed some help. Sometimes you had to wonder where he found the time to work to make a living with all the projects his friends had him working on. But he managed that too. His smile made the work easier and his laugh made up for the little glitches that always seem to pop up He was a good guy who loved the families he hung out with. He'll be missed.

We lost a great friend this week. So thankful for all the memories. John loved to tell stories about the past. He was happy to share his views on politics and anything else he was reading. We came to visit John at the shop whenever we were in town. He always had time for us. We loved viisiting with Barb and John at the cottage with all our P WP friends. Thanks John for sharing a little portion of your life with us. Bill and Bobbie Olinger

For many years I would travel to Bill and John's workplace and drop off signs to be sandblasted by Bill. I always enjoyed going to Jancor and seeing John at the front desk and I would check in with him for a bit and catch up on events. John usually knew what was always going on and always had a story to tell. I don't believe I ever heard the same story twice he always had so many of them. He was one of the most kind and gentle man I ever knew. His smile was contagious and I always left his workplace what's a smile on my face. He will be greatly missed but he leaves behind so many memories that no one will ever ever forget him !!!

Bill: Sorry to hear about your Dad: We were great business neighbors and friends. When I would come over and visit you and your dad , we had some of my most memorable times finding out all the people and friends that we had in common. I will always miss your Dad . When I return to Madison I will stop in. With regards your Friend Paul McDermott