Simply CremationJohn William Stevenson
John William Stevenson, 65, of Litchfield Park, AZ died May 6, 2015 peacefully in his home surrounded by family and friends. He was born April 20, 1950 to William Wallace Stevenson and Florence Stevenson of Flagstaff, AZ. John was well-known for his kindness and willingness to help others. He was loved by many and will be dearly missed. He is survived by Stephanie, spouse, Kaleigh, daughter, Joe Sokoloski, brother-in-law, Barbara Tewksbury, sister, Mike Furst and Chris Furst, nephews, Vicki Furst, niece and Lilli Sokoloski, mother-in-law. Celebration of Love will be held at his home 300 West Luchana Drive, Litchfield Park, AZ on Friday, May 8 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Pet Urgent Care located at 5220 N. Dysart Road, Suite C Litchfield Park, AZ 623-536-1600.
My deepest condolences, RIP John ride free my friends.
Rest in Peace Dear Friend!
John was a special human being. He exuded kindness and patience and loved to laugh and enjoy life. I will forever remember times of hiking together and dining out. A truly special guy. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Such a loss to this world. John was the kindest and gentlest person that I have ever known. No matter how he felt, he put others needs before his own each and every day. He had the biggest heart and the best hugs!! Gonna miss him dearly. Love you Stephanie and Kaleigh, and my condolences to the rest of the family. xoxoxoxoxooxo
Stef, We are blessed by knowing John, you, and Kaleigh. The memory of a very dear man will remain in our minds forever. Our hearts are filled with sadness. We are here for you and Kaleigh.
Please know this earth is now minus one deeply caring and genuine human being.. I worked with John for several years on the Chase account. He was a courteous, caring and genuinely kind client to service. I will always remember and keep in mind his kind words and sincere respect he had for all vendors that worked for him.. Please accept by deepest condolences on your loss..
The saying “the good die young” holds true for this wonderful man. I was lucky enough to not only to work with John but I got to sit across from him and I can honestly say when he was at work it was never a dull moment. He always had a smile on his face and was always up for some prank that had everyone laughing. RIP John you will be missed.
John was one of the most kind and genuine individuals I have ever known. His heart was pure. I will miss you John!
To put it simply, John Stevenson was one of the finest human beings I have ever known.
I knew John in the old days in Flagstaff. I tried to track him down, and found he had passed away. We had good times when we were young, streetracing in his old Mustang in the late 60s.. Good memories.