Birth date: Jun 3, 1932 Death date: Feb 3, 2018
John L. Porter, age 85, passed away on February 3, 2018, in Dallas, Texas. He was born on June 3, 1932, to Chance Porter and Ida Reagan, in Calvert, Texas. John is survived by his loving family and devoted friends, and will be mis Read Obituary
Quen,My deepest condolences are extended to you and your family during this most difficult time, my prayers are that you find comfort in the joy of his precious memories and seek solace in Gods loving arms. My heart aches for you , I know all so well the pain .
From OUR family to YOURS
May GOD continue to Guide you and place HIS arms around you to give you Comfort and Strength.
Love Always
The Smith Family
In memory of my brother -in-law Mr. John L. Porter. He was the best brother -in-law you could have. Been in the family for 63 Year’s just like a brother to me. If you’ve known him you wouldn’t forget him. He loved people, and was friendly and kept you laughing. He could cook the best barbeque and make the best chili, ( my favorite). He will be greatly missed by the family and friends. His sister in-law with love. Ms. Sherlene Ross
Quen and family, please accept our condolences and prayers. We know how much your Dad meant to you Quen, so my heart hurts with you. However, we too celebrate his beautiful life, filled with bringing you joy and making you smile. I’m confident he will truly be missed.
Death is but a thought, created by humanity, NOT by God. We are created in God’s Image. He is fully alive within and around us. Our breath is His breath, our hearts, His Heart. It is the will of the Holy Spirit to live as we were originally created. So be it done according to The Holy Will. Many blessings and lessening all thoughts of despair. Much love, light, and peace.
My brother-in-law Mr. John Porter was the best brother -in-law you could have. He was like a brother to me. If you ever met him you wouldn’t forget him. Friendly and Funny. He would say something you would always remember. He could cook the best barbeque and make the best chili. He will be missed been in the family 63years. Sister -in-law with love.
In memory of my brother -in-law Mr. John L. Porter. He was the best brother -in-law you could have. Been in the family for 63 Year’s just like a brother to me. If you’ve known him you wouldn’t forget him. He loved peoples was friendly and kept you laughing. He could cook the best barbeque and make the best chili. ( my favorite). He will be greatly missed by the family and friends. His sister in-law with love. Ms. Sherlene Ross
Quen, though our words can do little, we pray our thoughts and prayers will support you at this time. May God’s grace bring hope and healing. We love you and are here for you.
My God continue to give peace and comfort during this time.
Vicky and family: I didn’t know Mr. Porter personally but I know Vicky Thompson, who attends church where I attend. Please accept my sincere condolences to you and family during this difficult time. May God comfort each of you and give you strength and peace. In Jesus Name. Amen. Love you Vicky.
