| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
10/2/2020 Joe Graham
Sarasota, FL, USA
My prayers are with all the the Dineen families.
10/2/2020 Rose Chase
Wilmington , MA, USA
The neighborhood will never be the same. You will be missed. You fought the hard fight. Now it’s time to rest . Rest In Peace, John. Kelly and Kim I’m so sorry for your loss. You both did a fantastic job taking care of your father. I’m always here for you both. Love, Rose.
10/3/2020 Jack Fahey
Wilmington, Ma., U.S.A.
Kim, I am truly sorry to read about your dad's death. His must have been a great guy because his children had terrific character traits. I'm sure he was proud of you and Kelly. Take care, Jack Fahey
10/4/2020 Richard Anderson
Prides Crossing, MA, United States
Kim and Kelly, sorry to hear of Johns passing. Many good memories back in the early 60's as the kid next door. Stopped and saw him last year glad I did...Richie Anderson
10/4/2020 Arleen S Perrotti-Harris
Marco Island, FL, United States
I just learned of your Passing John...I had called to wish you a happy birthday....You were always so good to me when I was friends with Carole and those memories will live in my heart forever.....now you are reunited... Kelly and Kim - I have such good memories of being part of your family for a long time. I am sorry for your loss......with deepest Sympathy, Arleen and Bill
10/4/2020 Matt Catizone
Quincy , Mass, America
So sad my mentor, my first day working at the FED he said cover me I am going for a swim lol he got me back into the Fed when I left to play hockey.
10/4/2020 Jack Kelley
Wilmington, Ma, USA
Sending our condolences to the Dineen family prayers are with you at this difficult time. John was a great friendly neighbor and always had a smile and a friendly comment. RIP John God Speed. Jack and Pat Kelley, Crest Ave.
10/5/2020 Lisa Velozo
Wilmington , MA, USA
To all of Johns family, I’m so sorry for your loss. John was a nice that was a perfect gentlemen with so much class. I used to see John walking with his Rottweiler and always wanted to talk with him because I had a Rottweiler that past. Then I got to meet him at the local 103 retires luncheon, he was always with his good friend Skip Murray. John always made it a point to say hello and ask me how I was. I will miss him, may he Rest In Peace. Lisa Velozo
10/5/2020 Fab Silano
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A friend, work colleague and a dear neighbor you will be truly missed. RIP John
10/6/2020 Mary-Eileen Dangelo
WILMINGTON, MA, United States
I had the pleasure of seeing John at Dr Edgerly's office. It was always a nice way to start my day when I would see John as my first patient in the morning. He was so upbeat and friendly and I always enjoyed our conversations. I will miss seeing him . My condolences to the whole Dineen family.
10/6/2020 Judy Giantonio Cryan
Wilmington , MA, USA
I’m so sorry to hear about John’s passing. He was friends with my Uncle Larry Sullivan. Both L Street Brownies going for their swims and playing cribbage. They would go to the Hilltop for a late lunch and after my Uncle passed away he would take my Mum Bonnie and he would always attend my family yearly Mass. I would see him walking around Wilmington and stop to chat with him. I hadn’t seen him in awhile. He is now reunited with your Mum and his dog. He was a true gentleman. May He Rest In Eternal Peace Judy Giantonio Cryan
9/9/2021 Arleen Harris
Marco Island, FL, United States
I met John many years ago when I became friends with Carole after meeting in an aerobics class. I became part of their family and loved them all. Carole was taken far to young .....and now John is with her and Moe, Brie and other loving pets from their lives together. Kelly and Kim.....I remember many good times with your family. He was a good man. When I moved into a little house in Wilmington John was worried about me and came over and put spot lights outside so I would be safe. He had such a good heart. And he also had a strong desire to stay fit but walking all over Wilmington. I also remember seeing him at Revere Beach swimming in the cold water...His blue eyes always shining. RIP John and say hello to Carole for us.