Birth date: Sep 14, 1928 Death date: Sep 6, 2017
JOHN R. AUSLEY, of Mesquite, TX was born September 14, 1928, to the late Norwood M. and Alma Paschall Ausley. He died on September 6, 2017, in Mesquite.John began his career as a pressman for Tigert Printing Company at the age of Read Obituary
My prayers are with the family. John was a fine man. I only had the privilege of knowing John since 2012. I considered him a friend. He will be missed. May he rest in peace.
Linda, I know you have wonderful memories of your father. The stories you have shared tell me he is a God loving family man. I pray these wonderful memories help you through this time. God bless you and your mom, Ella, and all of your family.
Ella I am so sorry to hear about John my prayers are with you. May Gods Love and good memories help you through this time of sorrow.
Semper Fi, my friend.
Linda and Family: Ron and I are deeply saddened by your loss. We know that your father lead a wonderful and Godly life and now his reward is great. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your extended family. Cyndi and Ron
John will surely be missed by Sam and I but all of us at GreenWorx Printing formerly Corsicana Graphics in Corsicana. We enjoyed his constant visits, lunches we shared, conversations, advise…and it goes on. He was always at the ready to help us in any way! Very sweet man who cared for us and of course cared for and loved his family. I know he is rejoicing now to be with his heavenly father. He will be surely missed!
John. You will truly be missed. You were such a joy to be around and a friend of the highest rank. May you have blue skies and tailwinds as you journey through the gates of heaven.To John’s family. Thank you for letting us share in John’s life. Though he is gone from this existence, he will live on in the hearts and minds of many.
Charlie and I will certainly miss John. I cannot begin to think about going to a squadron meeting and him not being there. John always had a smile and something to say to everyone and he never missed a airshow doing his job to the fullest.
One thing I will remember was his love for a good salad and was always happy when the chef’s Horton made salads for the Coyote Squadron meals each month.
Tonight our hearts are heavy from the loss of a good friend and Christian brother.
I have known John since 2007 when I joined the Commemorative Air Force. He has been a strong leader in the Coyote Squadron in Corsicana and was a charter member. A wonderful man and good friend that I will miss. Our thoughts and prayers are with Mrs. Ella and the family.
