Condolence: SO VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF JOHNNY B PASSING. MY COUSINS AND I SPENT SOME FUN TIME WITH HIM WHEN WE WERE IN SCHOOL THERE. WARREN, IT IS SO SAD TO LOSE A BROTHER, LET ALONE SO YOUNG. KNOW MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

Condolence: Dear Roland Family:You are all in my thoughts and prayers as you grieve Uncle John's death and celebrate his impact on your lives. It sounds like the service was beautiful... he would have been so very proud of all the family gathered round honouring him. May you be given many reminders of happy memories and also much comfort. Love, Dawn and Peter Merz, Johannah and Edmund

Condolence: Dear Warren, Amy, and the entire Roland Family,We share in your grief at the passing of your beloved brother/uncle. May the Lord Jesus Christ be your comfort and solace at this time of great loss. We love your entire family and will pray that the Lord's peace which passes all understanding will be present in each of your hearts at this time.With sympathy,Chris, Sherilyn and Luke

Condolence: Gosh, where do I start......Johnny B and I were childhood friends. He and I both collected stamps and had quite large collections. One afternoon I was invited to his house to exchange stamps and to have lunch. Really a nice time.I belonged to Rainbow and invited Johnny B to go to one of the dances with me as I had no special boyfriend. He graciously consented to go. When he came to pick me up he had a corsage for me. Turned out he couldn't "pin" it on me, as was the custom, because it was a corsage that had a circle that went around the breast, as my formal was strapless. We got quite a laugh out of that later on in years.Johnny B was a good buddy and a kind soul. Even though he was quite handsome, he had a humble heart. I was priviledged to have known him and to have been his friend.~ Sherry Darling Vale,Santa Rosa, California -Copied from "Guest Book" through Atlantic News Telegraph

Condolence: Warren, Amy Jo and family:You are in our thoughts and prayers. I am so glad that Ron Pigg and I got to visit with Johnny B. in December. We had a really nice visit. Johnny B. and I had a lot of fun times together growing up. I remember smoking my first cigarette with him in the hayloft of the barn. I couldn't get mine to light and he told me you have to suck in not blow out. : ) You have our deepest sympathy. Peg and Ray Miller -Copied from "Guest Book" through the Atlantic News Telegraph

Condolence: Dear Warren, Amy and family,We are so sorry to hear of John's passing. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. We pray for God's comfort and healing! We did not know John, but found the "Celebration of Life" in the paper to be a touching tribute to him.Love in Christ,Ron and Pam

Condolence: To the Rolands,Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I will be praying for you. Cindi

Condolence: Warren and Amy and all the family.Johnny B. was a special friend of my sister Nancy who died in their seventh grade. All of the Goff family knew all the Roland family and each of you were special. Please know all of our thoughts and prayers are will all of you and know that Johnny B. is at peace and home with his Lord. God Bless, Sharon Goff and all of the other Goff family

Condolence: To all of Johnny B.'s family and friends. He will be missed by many. Know he is at peace.God Bless, Sharon Goff and all of the Goff Family

Condolence: So sorry to hear of John's passing. I enjoyed him in school all those years ago, and also as a neighbor at the apartments on tenth street. I'm so glad he finally seemed to be able to enjoy life in his later years.