John Kennon

Oscar A Ruiz planted 5 trees in memory of John Kennon . - June 14, 2022

Plant trees for John Kennon

I lived in Tucson for a couple of years back in the 1980s and met John through another friend. At the time I was a wise ass, and not very likable. It was due to insecurities on my part, but John overlooked it and accepted me anyway. He had a heart of gold, and was a genuinely good man. I'm very sorry to see that he passed too soon. God willing we'll meet again John. R.I.P

Train I wish I could have made that run with you brother I think of you everyday enjoyed our time together our fishing trips our miles on the black top you were a true brother and world isn't the Same without you around I miss you brother thanks for all the knowledge and history that you shared we will meet up again in the forever chapter rest in peace my brother LYBAWSYS

I still can't believe you are not here on earth. The adventures we had from 5 yrs ago pop up on my Facebook memories and I smile. You lived life to the fullest and I will always remember the good times.

John Boy you were always very special to me and had a good heart. The nickname given to you by your band of brothers is very fitting for your personality. Every time I hear a "Train" I think of how you lived your life, full speed ahead. You always said how you loved the life you lived, I Rest In Peace knowing you lived as you wanted and cared for and supported others. Rest In Peace my little brother. I love you.

Sharing a light for all of us as we travel along this crazy beautiful path.

Thank you for your tender care of our son.

--Raymond Kenneth Kennon, Jr. and Mary Ellen Kennon

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