Birth date: Jan 11, 1955 Death date: May 14, 2018
John Ahearn, 63 born in New York, NY, passed on May 14, 2018 after a long, brave fight with lung issues. Preceded in death by his parents John and Mary and sister Dorothy, he is survived by Janet his wife of 37 years sons Justin a Read Obituary
So sorry to hear of John's passing Janet. I'd heard he'd been having a rough go of it for quite some time. It's hard to believe it's been over twenty years since John and I installed my stained glass panels at the Willis Johns Community Center in St. Petersburg. I wouldn't have wanted anyone else on that job....... professional all the way. All my best to you and your family. Lee Beistle
There are know words to express how proud Linda and I were to have John as a friend. From the first day we met some 37 years ago when he saved me so much grief by lending me his screw gun to all the times over the years his wisdom helped with problems big and small. He was an honest man who lived life how we all should. You will be missed but not forgotten.
Thoughts and Prayers go out to Mr. Ahearn's family. He was a very kind man.
Pleasure to have known him and his wife.
-Juliet Relyea
Incredibly sorry for your loss Janet and family. You and your family are in my thoughts as you mourn the loss of John.
-John Harnden
John rode CareVan to and from Morton Plant Hospital for a number of years.The drivers and aides all thought highly of John.It was a pleasure to have John ride with us.Our
condolences go out to Johns family.We at CareVan are so sorry for his loss.
Bill Snyder
Rest in peace baby brother. I can't believe you are gone. I vividly remember the day you were born; the whole house felt rejuvenated. I was so excited and couldn't stop talking about my new brother until I got in trouble. I loved watching your Little League and Midget Football games.
One memory that stands out in my mind was the day Tony and I brought Greg out to the house when he was a few days old. You were only 12 and there had not been a baby in the family since you were born. You greeted us at the car and asked me to put Greg down so you could see him crawl. I love that memory. You would take Greg for walks in his stroller to show him to your friends. You were in training to become the great father you became to your own boys. And a great uncle to Greg, Michael and Anthony.
You will be in our hearts forever.
Love Ann
My condolences to Ja, Justin, Cullen and Ann. John was a lovely man. I have fond memories of our times together as children especially on summer vacations. He was a brave man facing such serious problems these last year's. May he rest in peace. Terry
