Condolence: Sorry for your loss. JWHS'58

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I was a classmate of your daughter Christine.
I will be praying for your family.
Love,
Catherine

Condolence: RIP Johnny!! Many memories. From shrimping to crabbing and just hanging out. Truly a great first mate. You were a great friend and will be greatly missed. We love you!!
Your Southwerk Friends

Condolence: Rest in peace little brother.

Condolence: I'm so sorry to learn of Butch's passing. I have nothing but good memories of him. One in particular, from our younger more rambunctious days, that makes me laugh till I cry to this day. My prayers are with the Hart family. May God bring you comfort and peace as you make way through this difficult time. May the pain in your hearts be replaced with wonderful memories of good times and that smile.

Condolence: My heart is broken for your family. He was a fine young man called to soon. He is in God's hands & God will take wonderful care of him. R.I.P."Butch".

Condolence: I remember John from grade school at Stonewall Elementary. I’m so sorry to hear of his passing too soon. I send my heartfelt thoughts and prayers to your family.

Condolence: Kay,Johnny,Linda,Donney,Nannie,
I've known all of you guys for many,many years. It has always been, and always will be a GREAT privilege and honor to have been a part of the Hart family. I remember Butch as being a very rambunctious, high spirited boy---AND I HAD NO IDEA THERE'S WAS ONLY A 5 YEAR DIFFERENCE IN OUR AGES!! All of my memories of Butch are from when you guys lived on Rt 11 in that big white house with the big red barn and outbuilding out back where Johnny cut up all the deer people brought in during deer season. One of the scariest times I can remember is when Johnny brought home a HUGE black cow in the back of his pickup (the pickup had wood rails on the sides and back). Anyway, either Johnny or Butch shot the cow 7 times between the eyes with a 22 rifle--but the cow did not drop!! Instead, it got mad as heck and starting getting up on the wood railing of Johnnies truck! The wood railing started to crack and give way so Johnnie hollered at Butch to go get his 30-30! When Butch returned with 30-30---well that was the end of that cow!
I have many more memories of Butch, and he will always be apart of the treasuries of my memories.

Thanks, Mike

Condolence: Prayers of comfort for family and friends.
I’m sad to see a classmate gone too soon.

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Hart on the death of their precious son. As soon as I saw his face again I recognized him as on of my high school classmates. He remember him as just a really good guy.