Tribute Wall
Friday
10
May
Visitation at Funeral Home
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Friday, May 10, 2024
Weigand Brothers Inc
49 Hillside Avenue
Williston Park, New York, United States
Saturday
11
May
Mass
9:45 am
Saturday, May 11, 2024
Saint Aidan's R.C. Church
505 Willis Ave.,
Williston Park, New York, United States
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Toni Colandreo lit a candle
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
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Toni Colandreo uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
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We spent hours together. You finally got the deck built. We were planning on a really great summer and then you were gone and I didn’t hear a word from anybody.
It’s OK because there wasn’t anything I would have to say to you to send you off, everything had already been said. we shared everything.
You were the funniest, smartest, kindest, brother a person could have. I don’t even have words, but the songs I was writing in the house at the beach they’ll be on the radio soon again. The dog looked the whole house over for you. When I finally made it back . She misses you too. Enjoy yourself on the other side. I know you’re looking out for us. Love you forever. Toni
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Steven Leva posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 24, 2024
It’s hard to find the right words when someone so special leaves us, but I want to honor the incredible person John Quinn was and the countless memories we shared. About ten years ago when I was home visiting my parents I met John online. From that moment we became great friends, Every time I came back home, I always looked forward to hanging out with John, in fact I would stop at John’s before I went to my parents. Our time together in Westbury and Fire Island created some of my most cherished memories, full of laughter, conversation, and the easy comfort of true friendship.
This past week has been especially hard, as I came home because my father passed away, and of course, John was the first person I wanted to see. It was in that moment of seeking comfort from my dear friend that I found out he had passed too. My heart is heavy with this double loss, and it’s difficult to express just how much John meant to me, especially during such a painful time.
John had a way of making those around him feel welcomed and appreciated, and I feel incredibly lucky to have been his friend. He was one of the most generous people I’ve ever known—he would help anyone who needed it, always giving his time, his kindness, and his heart to others. His generosity wasn’t just in the big gestures but in the small, thoughtful ways he made everyone feel special.
I’ll forever remember our times together—whether we were reminiscing about the past or making new memories, John was always there with his smile, deep voice, and sense of humor. My heart aches knowing he’s gone, but I find comfort in the thought that his spirit and the joy he brought to everyone he knew will live on. My thoughts are with his sisters and all who loved him. Rest in peace, my dear friend—you’ll be missed more than words can say.
- Steve Leva
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John Dawson posted a condolence
Friday, June 21, 2024
I was very saddened to hear of John’s passing. We had so many fun times over the last 15 years in the Pines. John was very smart, funny and entertaining guy with a big personality. John always spoke highly of his friends and was a good friend. It’s sad to think he will not be in the Pines the place he loved so dearly. I feel very lucky to have known him. Rest in peace.
John Dawson
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Daniel Hughes posted a condolence
Friday, May 31, 2024
Loved getting to know John and his unique energy in Fire Island Pines. He had a great heart. He was a true original and will be missed! - Dan Hughes
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Sunday, May 19, 2024
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Paul Kaufmann posted a condolence
Saturday, May 11, 2024
I got the privilege of meeting Johnboy in 93' on an invite from my buddy Rob to join him in Cancun with this guy from NY he had met on a prior trip. Johnny greeted me with open arms, a big voice, and a larger than life personality. Several days later he departed with a bear hug and a promise to keep in touch, which he did. I smile when I think of the many memories of our travels, morning coffee conversations reliving our adventures from the night before, the many phone calls from Long Island to Austin, and most of all the honor of calling you my friend. Thanks for the journey Johnboy, until we meet again.
Rest in peace buddy.
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Calvin Ashley posted a condolence
Friday, May 10, 2024
John, I was very shocked to hear of your sudden passing. Thank you for allowing me to be a brief part of your journey. We met through Rob, but in the times that we spent sharing laughs, your larger-than-life personality and FUN nature made me feel like your longtime friend. We will not get to laugh in person again, but the memories will live on forever. Sleep in eternal peace, my friend.
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Lisa Manry posted a condolence
Friday, May 10, 2024
“May the light of heaven shine upon your soul
May the peace of God surround you and make you whole
May the grace of Christ be with you now and always
May you rest in peace forever and ever always”
Love, your Irish sister in Atlanta
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Jason Snelling posted a condolence
Friday, May 10, 2024
From the first time we met years ago, here in the UK at your cousin Christopher's. You were so warm funny and generous, Inviting me out to your home on Long Island, meeting your family and out to visit you on Fire Island where you always seemed so very happy. I'm so glad to have those memories of you.
Such a big hearted guy, with a laugh to match, you will be missed by many dear John. Xx
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David Knez lit a candle
Friday, May 10, 2024
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Dear John,
Your passing was incredibly surprising to me, and I couldn't bring myself to accept that it was true. I will miss all the moments we never got to experience together and will always cherish the time we did share. You always made me feel heard and valued. You took the time to listen without passing judgment and offered wise advice. I will truly miss you, my friend.
Sincerely,
David Knez
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David Henry-Duffy posted a condolence
Friday, May 10, 2024
Dearest John, I was shocked to hear of your passing. We met through my big brother, who shared his best of friends with me. You, John, always made me feel welcomed and included. I adored your laugh, quick wit, and adoration for community. I wish we could have spent more time together to share laughs, tears, and amazing moments. For me, I know you are still here…with all of us… watching over us… loving us. Fly high, strong, and in the love and beauty of our creator. Kisses, love.
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Angela Baxter posted a condolence
Thursday, May 9, 2024
Ah John... so sorry you have left us. I'll never forget all the laughs and blushes from when we met at Rob's birthday in South Beach. I'm sitting here laughing and blushing now! Thank you for all the memories you gave to so many! Fly free.
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Linda Ryan posted a condolence
Thursday, May 9, 2024
John you are one of Rob friends I remember the most and my favorite❤️
I will always remember my first time in NYC and we were eating at a Tia restaurant and you were sitting across from me. I had the curry chicken and you had reached for a bite and saw that there were cashews and you knew I couldn’t have nuts. You sit there and picked each and every nut off my plate so I could enjoy the meal. Then you proceeded to eat all the nuts. lol Well then helped me finish the curry chicken. Also putting us in a cab and telling the cab driver to go straight to the hotel and nowhere else with this loud voice. I didn’t get to see much of you but when I did you always brought a smile to my face. Rest easy John❤️
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Craig Moodie uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
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My dear friend John, it was with great surprise that we heard of your passing. So sorry that we didn’t spend more time together the last few years. However, the time we did spend will always be treasured. I miss our dinners at “Spice” our trips to the Guggenheim and Woodbury Common and our mutual pigging out on chocolate brownies. Rest in peace my dear friend.
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Wednesday, May 8, 2024
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John, We met in a bar in Cancun in 91 or 92, and since that moment, you have been one of the most important friends of my lifetime. Somehow, we went silent the last several years, and I think I’ll never really know why. What I do know is that you stayed ever on my mind. I’d hoped that one day, we’d sit together again, and I could listen to your big voice fill up the room with your stories and ideas. However, my memories of you and my continued love of our friendship will have to be enough for now. I am ever grateful for your warmth, courage, humor and strength. I thank you for all of the wonderful times together…all the adventures, laughter, and even the pain that we shared. Rest well my friend.
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William Burg. (Bill) posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 7, 2024
Big Irish Girl ! ! I will always hold in my heart the memories of your visits to Houston ! ! And our visit to you ending up in Fire Island, where we had to ask the tower hotel for blankets for us thin-blooded Texans. And those wonderful tickets to Titanic, and we went to eat afterwards. We ran into to several cast members that you knew and they signed the CD I had bought at the theater! I wish you peace on your journey. May angels guide your path. Love you John!! And warm memories to ease your family’s pains.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2024
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