Condolence: Thank you so much for your gracious kindness to the Daughters of St Paul. It was a honor and joy to know John and his sister, Sr Susan, as well as the Family. You are always in our hearts and prayers. God bless each one of you.

Condolence: John Paul was my cousin and my dad, Paul Wallace, was his godfather. He was always fun to be around. I recall that he and some Boy Scouts walked to our house in Campbell to earn a badge. Don't think they started in Boardman, because that would have been crazy! So sorry for Sandy and the rest of John Paul's family.

Condolence: John was the best cousin anyone could hope to have. Considerate, fun-loving, HILARIOUS! We had so much fun together, from his turning me on to the great Ricky Nelson via his LP and singles collection he let me play on his hi-fi when I would stay over as a very young boy, to sharing time with my brother Ron and me on a fishing outing as an adult where we didn't catch many fish, probably because we were too loud laughing, to helping me out when I needed a last-second ride to the Akron airport while taking care of my ill father not so long ago, or I would have otherwise missed my flight home to Denver. He gave me a million memories, all good. Always there when I needed him, always willing to help family, and always - ALWAYS - doing so with a sense of humor unmatched in my lifetime. I thought at times he was actually incapable of saying anything that wasn't in some way funny. "Johnny" was a great cousin, a wonderful friend, and a good man. He will be greatly missed, but I am so grateful to have had him in my life. Thanks for the million great memories, John, and may you rest in peace. I love you, man ... Cousin Bill(y)

Condolence: We are so sorry for the loss. He was a wonderful man. Best Husband/ Father and Grandfather. Words can not describe the pain of loosing a spouse or a parent. Prayers to you alll and may he Rest Peacefully in Heaven. Xoxo