John E. Zweig

Jack (John) was the good son, my protector and mentor, a dentist, our best man, husband and father, an uncle, a Colonel in the U.S. Army, and an especially loving grandfather. It is so unbelievable that he is gone. However, he will live on as long as we continue to breath his name and the memories he gave us. He was and forever will be a good brother. Jack and John, I love you both. Greg

Our hearts are with you. You have been pillars for the church and such genuinely caring souls. Sending hugs and love to you all. Deb and Burt Blank

My sincere condolences to a great man and mentor. I have great memories during his professional success and mentoring. He was an advocate for dentists, staff and patient care. He lived by his internal and external belief barriers towards his career, life and success- it's been a pleasure working with him. Condolences to his entire family, Judy Hawkins

I met John when I joined the Stewardship Comm at McFarland Lutheran Church. He and his wife were new to McFarland Lutheran and what a blessing they were. John was amazingly diplomatic and intelligent and would share ideas that gad worked in their former parishes. How foetunate our community was ro know them. When John so bravely spoke at the annual meeting, I was sad to see him not feeling well, yet attending snd contributing. A selfless, remarkable and upbeat man and a truly kind and lovely couple. My sympathies to all of you. Jane ( and Tim) Mitchell, McFarland, WI

So sorry to hear of John's passing. Blessings to friends and family. John was a good guy. I only knew him a short time, but he was always upbeat and complimentary. He will be missed.