Submit a PhotoJohn died at his home in Gilbert, AZ, at the age of 74, of ALS. He was born in Milwaukee, WI, and served in the Navy, SeaBees during the Vietman War. John was a 50 year member of the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 139.
John and Jan moved to AZ in 2002. John enjoyed the game of golf, till he was no longer able to play.
He is survived by his wife Jan (Criscione), sons Jon Moehrlin (Melissa) & James Moehrlin (deceased), stepsons Michael (Jennifer) Neighbors, Marc Neighbors (Jeny) and Matthew Neighbors (Elizabeth). Grandson Thomas Moehrlin, step grandsons David Neighbors, Devan Neighbors and Lucas Neighbors.
Sister, Barbara Ann Moehrlin, mother-in-law, Delores Criscione, sisters and brothers-in-law, Robert Criscione (Pat), Jill Allen (James) both deceased, and Joy Marchiniak (Mark) and other relatives and friends.
As per his wishes no services will be held. Burial will be private.
Donations to the ALS program would be appreciated: https://giveto.supportbarrow.org/als
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Our prayer are for John and for the family. John was a great person and we didn’t see him often we loved him. We remember when he saw Jamie stone he told us it was the worst looking deer he ever saw. Will always remember as caring and love him. Jan hear you did great for him. You were a blessing for him. Thank you,?
Jan
You are in my thoughts and prayers. I do fondly remember our time at Waukesha Memorial in Planning and Support Dept. Please know my prayers are sent your way during these difficult times. Anne Grassell Krause, Rn
Barbara,
John must have had a rough ending with
ALS. It is very difficult to lose a sibling. I still live near St. Mary’s, passing your home every so often. I taught one of your nephews in Waterford or East Troy–I can’t recall which. He must have mentioned that you were in Los Angeles.,CA. I will keep John in my prayers, even though he’s with God, for sure. Marlene
Marlene thank you so much. You have a fantastic memory! I actually live in San Jose, Ca since 1965.
Yes ALS is horrible disease. I hope research will find better treatments. John lived in East Troy at one time..
Hugs, Barbara