John Waterman Minahan

Prayers and fond memories are what we have to remember our dear John. My most heartfelt condolences. Flavio Maschera. President Standex Engraving – Mold-Tech

John always made sure everyone was comfortable in life. Whether a visit to his home, or taking care of his family, he was a very selfless man. It is sad to think he is gone but he left such a legacy nobody will forget. Rest in peace now John.

Remember several times to talk to John in each years' President's meeting, enjoyed every time of talking with him in a kind and pleasant feeling. Our daily pray with go to him and his family. We will remember all the wonderful moment with John. Shaun He; President-Engraving Group-Asia Pacific

Back, I'd say around early 70's, as then neighbors to the family, our family got acquainted with your's as Mel , my dad built some of Bert & Mrs. then new home on Perry Lake, Telemark may have been the draw to Cable at the time with Perry Lake & other friends getting together up here as a nice bonus. More recently I got a call from John per Paul to talk about doing a few electrical upgrades to Aunt Ann's former cabin, we got together & talked about options, ideas, & of course that he'd let me know if I met all of the criteria needed… sharpen that pencil he said!!, think I too said, I'd also let him know if we'd choose to take on his project. Well ,yeah we kept it lighthearted, & reminisced a little more about the good ol days, John said they had been at the gun club & loved having his family there to enjoy the cabin & want to make it a little nicer for them to enjoy. Neighbor , Brad Parker

John was great fun to be with when we grew up. He was always an accepting and tolerant person. He had a chuckle and laugh that always reminded me of his dad, Bert. They had many similar mannerisms. He had an Easy Rider poster before posters were cool. He was a cool guy! My deepest sympathy to all of John's family and friends. Ron Walsh, Eau Claire, WI