John William Aiuvalasit Sr.

Birth date: Apr 27, 1956 Death date: Dec 21, 2008

In loving memory of John W. Aiuvalasit, our beloved husband, son, father, brother and grandfather. He was born on April 27, 1956 in New Orleans, LA and passed away on December 21, 2008 in Richardson, TX. He graduated from Strake J Read Obituary

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Ray Logan

431w ago

John was my Coach, my Mentor, my Team Leader, my "Rabbi", and my Friend. He not only showed me how to do my job, he showed me how to have fun while doing it. He was the unofficial Greeter of our EPMF Programming Section. From his Chili Con Kasos ("Chili Suitcase" as we called it) to night time baseball games and going to hard to find restaurants while on the road, John showed that he loved life and showed you how to love it too. With his beard, his great humor, tremendous compassion,huge grin, and twinkling eyes, he reminded you of a Santa Claus in training (and not a mall Santa, I mean the Big Kahunda up North). Have a peaceful journey, John and put in a good word for us with the "Boss" while you're up there. We'll miss you old friend at least until we meet again.

Bill Escarre

431w ago

Working with John was like working with a very wise man. His approach to problems and life were with great thought. Even though he was 10 years younger than I was, he was like a father figure to me. I asked for his guidance on many things in my life. He was my Best Man at my wedding and I could not have chosen a better person. I will miss him.

Betty Doss

431w ago

My prayers go out to John's family. I had the pleasure of know John many years. He had such a gental soul and was such a loving man. He will be greatly missed here on earth, but is singing loudly with the angles in heaven. God Bless you all.

Lynn Herron

431w ago

My friend, my advisor, my mentor, my confidant, my teacher. He was that to me and many others. The work place was better because of John. He made us successful with his thoughtful approach to problem solving. He stood by us when things were difficult. He had a vision for the future and articulated it to the team and the customer. What I will remember the most is his love for his family. They were his priority. He was a wonderful man and I'm so glad I got to know him and work with him. I will miss him very much.

Jim And Sydney Berg

431w ago

amanda and family our thought and prayers are with you at this time.

Sheila Barkofske

431w ago

I only knew John briefly and in passing, as he had transitioned off my project when I came on. But despite that lack of history, John's gentle demeanor always impressed me. And so through the years, I always tried to make a point of speaking. Oddly, just last week, I saw him in the hallway and thought to myself I should say Hi, but because he was down the hall a bit, I didn't. My loss. To his wife, many people may say they know how you feel Well I do, as just this past summer I lost my husband under similar circumstances. If I may be so presumptive, to say. you didn't just lose your husband, you lost your best friend.

Clyde L. Cooper

431w ago

John was a great friend and I will miss him. I have worked with him for the last 18 years and always valued his wisdom and knowledge. We went through many tough work related wars together and it was always comforting to know that John had my back.

Tc Parker

431w ago

I had only known John for three years. During those three years, he was truly a kind soul. He always greeted you with a smile and a kind "hello". He will truly be missed and I am glad a had the pleasure to know him.

Marilyn J. Bick

431w ago

I worked with John for several years when we worked under the same Branch at the office. Then, later I frequently saw and talked with him up until my retirement a year ago. John was always the gentleman and ALWAYS the calm in many sea of storm at the office. He was intelligent and knowledgeable on most any topic of discussion. He made things better simply because he was there. John will be greatly missed by his friends and his family, whom he talked about so often. My thoughts & prayers are with his family during this difficult time.

Michelle Edmeads

431w ago

I worked with John for the last 10 years. He taught me a lot about the work that we did. He was a wonderful teacher and a wonderful person. What I will remember most about John was his love for his family, the way he talked with pride about his children. The office will not be the same without him. I will miss him.

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