Birth date: Oct 12, 1954 Death date: Sep 15, 2020
John Martin Mayeron, 65, of Dallas, Texas and Minneapolis, Minnesota died surrounded by the family he adored and who worshipped him, on September 15, 2020 of complications following an accident. John was an extraordinary man whom Read Obituary
I only knew John recently from buying some baseball books from him. I was happy to make a friendship with John. He was a real nice person. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. My thoughts and prayers to the family. God bless him!
Rob Jasiewicz- Clearwater, Florida
So sorry to hear of John's unfortunate passing. He was a bright light in the baseball book community & will be missed.
Bobby Plapinger
Dear Babs,
I am Shirley Miller, lived across the street from you on Norway. It has been many years, but I have not forgotten. I am so sorry to learn of John's death. My sincere condolences.
Shirley
My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. He was a wonderful human being and will be sorely missed. I have fond memories of the time we spent together. Neal Sklaver, MD
John was a great guy and father with a wonderful-loving family! Our hearts and prayers go out to him and his family! Many fond memories of our sons playing baseball and basketball punctuated with John’s observations and wit!
Kent and Diana Davenport
My heart is broken for all of you. John was a gentleman first, after that his attributes are endless. Seeing John at our 45th reunion was a burst of energy and rekindled many memories of some of the best times I had growing up. As you can imagine, there was never a dull moment. His heart was big, his spirit generous and I respected him as a man of integrity. We ran with the same circle of friends, I considered him a best friend. I would always tease John and tell him that he was the best Eddie Haskell! He could charm anyone into doing whatever. This was very true and came in handy with parents teachers and socially.
You are all in my prayers and I will forever be grateful for the time we had together.
Blessing.
I love the Jesuit order, their philosophies and kind and gentle ways.
Rochelle Daniels-Ratzloff
Orono, Minnesota
I only knew John for about a year, but during that relatively short time we established an immediate friendship, really enjoyed each other’s company, I loved his honesty and sincerity and his gifted mind, he had both sides working all the time, my heart aches for his wife Babs and son Kyle, who although we never met I feel like I know because John and I would see each other often sometimes weekly except when one of us might have been traveling, and when we talked in person or by phone he always would bring up his wife and son, it hurts to think he’s not going to get to hold his one and only grandchild that he was so looking forward to and his desire to keep his World Series streak of attendances with Kyle is very unfortunate, I’m sure a World Series trip will never be quite the same for you Kyle, but knowing your Dad he’d be very happy if you would keep the streak going with your child. Would love to have the opportunity to meet both you and your mom Kyle:I am truly heartbroken for the two of you and extended family, may God bring you rest and allow you to find comfort in John’s absence.
Robert& Linda Gaudin ( my wife and I are remodeling are home and John allowed my wife and her designer to visit your home Babs because John was my go to sports memorabilia expert and kind enough to assist me throughout our short time together.
If there’s ever occasion for us to meet it would be my honor to do so, I can be reached at 817-875-1444.
