John E. Jones

Shelley and Family,
My prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. There are no words to comfort you. Only know that many are lifting you up in prayer and understand the pain you are feeling. Through your pain you will cherish the wonderful memories and embrace the love he had for you all.

Shelley,
I was so sorry to hear about your father. You and your
family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love, Carol Strouf

My condolences to the Jones family, I know everyone will miss John Edward ("Yummy" from his Military days). He was a good friend and co-worker, I too will miss him.

Worked with John many years out of Beaumont and Silsbee. John was one of the nicest people I ever new. Was transferred in Kansas in 1988 and retired in Topeka, Ks. We Had a lot of fun on the railroad. I am a better person having known John. My condolesence to his family. May the peace of Heavenly father be with you at this time. God bless.

James Rocketman Bateman.

I enjoyed your video so much and was so glad to see that John was surrounded by many loved ones and little ones. The smile on his face said it all. I know you will all miss him. May you be comforted with the comfort that only the Lord can give. God bless.
Peggy

I for one will miss my Good Friend and coworker John Edward (Yummy). He always had that million dollar smile. Sorry he is gone, I am sure he left plenty of good memories for his Family.

I send my sincere condolences to the Jones family.

My sympathy for a former co-worker at Santa Fe. May God's comfort be with the family.and loved ones.

John has always had a smile on his face.I can still hear his laughter when we were in school.Rest in peace John & know that many of your classmates will miss you.i am so glad that i got to see you at our last class reunion. Dear family,my prayers are for your strength to get through the next few days knowing that God is looking after you.Cherish your memories.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Jones family. I was a classmate and teammate of John in the Class of 66. It's hard loosing a Dad and Husband. But remember all the great times you had with John, and know he is in a better place, without an pain.