Condolence: Oh, John...we go back a LONG time in Lions as well as friends. You talked me into rejoining Lions the day you came to my door with Mel Sollman to sell me a broom or some light bulbs. Our crowd danced many dances in your family room....Mocklers, Winfields, Sollmans, Fergusons. You will be sorely missed in our community. You are probably coaching a game right now! Farewell my friend. Judy

Condolence: To the Codino Family Your family has my warmest sympathy. The grief from the loss of our lived ones can be overwhelming. I hope you can find comfort from each other and the Bible's promise that God is "near to those that are broken at heart; and those who are crushed in spirit he saves.” (Psalm 34:18)

Condolence: I was saddened to hear of your passing. A GREAT Lion, and Past District Governor to Lions of District 36G. We worked on many projects together. Before that you worked side by side with my parents on countless projects to make our community and the world a better place. I will always remember your sense of humor. I don't think you really wanted people to laugh or even smile at your jokes. I think you derived the most pleasure from making people groan and roll their eyes. John, I am glad that you are not trapped in that failing body. When I visited you at Parkhurst House I always saw a sparkle, and sometimes a mischievous glint, in your eyes. I could see that you knew exactly what you wanted to say but the words just didn't come out right sometimes. I am a better person for having served alongside you. Greg.