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All of us here at Dr. Jantzen's office are shocked and saddened to hear of John's passing. Our hearts go out to Elaine and to John's entire family. He will be missed in the office. He was such a nice guy, friendly guy and was always very pleasant and kind when he came in. Not too many people are happy to be at the dentist but it never seemed to bother him. He seemed to take things in stride and go with the flow. we will truly miss seeing him come in for his six month check-ups. Our Sincerest sympathy, Dr. Jantzen, Lisa, Stephanie, Cindy and Linda

John, we'll miss those stories - the ones you told with flourish and with the best Boston accent I know. Great memories. Great laughs. Elaine and Jonathon, my deepest condolences. John is already holding court wherever that court may be. Ursula xo

It is with much sadness that I learned this morning in the Boston Globe about the loss of John. We never knew John but we knew his son Jon who went to college and played baseball with our son Eric Armstrong. We have deep respect and love for John, Elaine and Jon and his family. We are keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.

John was a friend and mentor when I joined him and others at R.M. Bradley nearly 40 years ago. He was hard working, smart and always good for a laugh or two. Even after I left appraisal for other real estate practices, it was always great to run into John at some industry event. He will be greatly missed by many. My condolences to the family that John cherished so much.