Birth date: Feb 21, 1943 Death date: Dec 23, 2014
John Charles Stephens, Jr., 71, passed away December 23, 2014. He was born February 21, 1943 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Elva (Ridgway) Stephens and the late John Charles Stephens, Sr. In addition to his father, he is precede Read Obituary
Hard to imagine your not here with us. Miss you terribly and occasionally listen to a voice mail you sent me years ago that I saved on my phone. Already two years have passed by and miss my friend that usually talked to me daily....💗Two years today💗🎄💗
John reminded me of Red Skelton...the comedian. He made some of the same facial features that reminded me of Red. Need to watch one of Red Skelton's tapes/shows to keep that smile of his planted in my memory bank. Missing You😆
John had Charima. He was liked by most people. The ones that didnt like him were annoyed when he witnessed to them. He had a heart for God and a love of The Word. He made people think about their salvation. I miss him so much and his laughter and smile♥️?♥️
John, was a great friend and neighbor. We met him in late August 2013 as and his buddy Glen, rode by in a golf cart. Judy asked' are you looking for a place to rent, John said;
yeah, how did you know, Just had feeling, So I showed John the furnished apt, And
he loved it and we feel in love with this wonderful man, My daughter Marcy, was sick at the time,and would sit outside on the porch, John would come by and asked her every day, how she was doing and if she needed thing and if he could do any thing for her.
But that was John, "The thoughtful one". Always helping me to get a good deal on a condo or good used furniture, Ha
When i was leaving for a hip replacement August 25, 2014, John, asked if he could keep our cat ' SOCKS" while i had surgery .So he did, he loved that cat and that cat lovveed him. John would call us laughing telling us what Socks had done that day. We all had a bid laugh. I 'judy" didnt know how sick he was. I felt like my sweet kiitty gave John a lot of love and Socks still looks for him every day, sitting on this front waiting for the door to open, John was considering moving by to to Palmetto, So i told, John to do what he needed to do. John called back and told me that he had loved us as family and was not going any where, Told him if he changed his mind to let me know whatever he did was Okay.
John would call Don every afternoon after the coffee was ready to have a cup.Don and John was good buddies, Glen had passed away the month before and John took it very hard that was his best buddy. They whey both in the Marines together had a everlasting Bond. My only regret is that I was 8 hours late getting here from GA. and not
not getting to say goodbye to a wonderful person.
Love Don, Judy Marcy Camp
I am so thankful that John and I had these last few years to share together in Florida. He was my only brother, and we share a lot of happy memories, growing up together in a large, extended family in New Jersey. We were very close and I will miss him. I look forward to seeing him again in Heaven,
As John's cousin I have many wonderful memories growing up around my cousins. I remember fun on our farm, family reunions and going to Lake Garrison. I can still hear him laugh and his good sense of humor. He had a deep love for the Lord and loved to talk about Him. John will be missed.
John was an evangelist at heart. He daily shared God's word with anyone that would listen. He was always ready to give an answer to others about finding God. John will be missed beyond words. Heaven is his home and he is rejoicing with the angels now. Our loss and heavens gain. ?♥️? until we meet again in glory.
