Obituary for John Ciaciura

Condolence From: Lisa Knowski, Oswego, IL
Condolence: Hello CIACIURA Family, I'm so sorry to hear of John's Passing. Sending Hugs & Prayers to you All. John can now hang out with Jim and talk about the good old days and especially the Beatles. Love Lisa Knowski.

Condolence From: Verne Moore, south, MI
Condolence: To the entire Ciaciura family, I am so deeply sorry to know my friend John has passed away recently. To share a quick story, I was glad to reconnect with him in his Westerville residence early last year. I called him and brought pizza at his request and a Liter of coke or mountain Dew if I recall. As I entered his room, he had headphones on and was watching a movie at his small desk. We were so glad to see the happiness on our faces. We went to a conference room of some sort, sat down and recalled so much of our past and laughed at what we did as young men. I cherish this small moment in time with John. He only asked about me, my work, my family and our soccer memories of the past. I saw a man, at peace in his position of health. Never complained about anything in his simple way of life. I was very emotional that evening when I left John. I still am as I write this. God bless John and his family. I only wish I was able to see him more recently. With deep sympathy, Verne Moore

Condolence From: Maggie Shero Heller family, Mentor, OH
Condolence: Your write up on Johnny and his life was such a beautiful tribute to him. So many of us have been inspired by how he responded to the challenges he was asked to carry.
On behalf of one of the MANY! friends/family members who received early morning rides as he carpooled us to DeSales on many a morning thank you Johnny. Johnny's patience was stellar! I cannot hear a DOORS song without thinking of him and all of you.

Condolence From: Joan Domanik, Westerville, Ohio
Condolence: Joe, sending prayers for comfort and peace for your family.As you know,Gerry was very fond of John. They enjoyed many visits and conversations.He was a good man.