Condolences for
John F. Yavornitzki

So sorry for your loss. I remember the kindness John and Marilyn bestowed upon my family when I lost my brother and then my father years later. I hope that kindness is returned to your family a hundredfold.

I am so sorry for your loss. Your father knew me since I was a little girl and I am forever grateful for the great man he raised. He will be truly missed by all. I say fly high John fly high.

Julie and Tony

John although you were my older brother I always referred to you as Junior since our Dad was John Sr.The late Polish Pope John once said "Don't go through time without worthy evidence of your passage." That quote will always be attributed to your legacy.
I remember three things about you during our youth. They are a cue stick, a basketball and a hand. The latter being a hand that held your high school sweetheart for 55 years in marriage. The cue stick was experienced at Al's Billiards which was right around the corner from our house. You learned the game exceptionally well to beat the pants off of many experienced billiard players. From pool to basketball. Again you excelled in the sport because of your determination to succeed. Your practicing really made permanent because you not only were a standout in high school but in the United States Navy in which you won a letter jacket that you gave to me.
Rest in peace dear brother knowing that you were worthy of your passage.

I've had more time with my other Uncles, but John was the Uncle that was my friend.