Birth date: Feb 26, 1934 Death date: Feb 25, 2021
John Chervenak, 86, passed away February 25, 2021. Beloved husband of Jean Chervenak (nee Scholleart). Loving father of Michael (Keli). Dear grandfather of Meredith and Mason. Son of the late Ann and John Chervenak. Brother of Suz Read Obituary
My fondest memory of John was when he gave me my first Performance Report. Who else would give you your report from the other end of a boat on Lake Caribou in Northern Ontario Canada. The report ended with the statement "Not bad for a HILLBILLY from Pennsylvania". Love you JOHN!
jERRY bLOOM
It has been said that laughter is one of the strongest medicines, and that is probably why we always looked forward to spending time with John. We never laughed harder or longer than we did while visiting him and Jean.
He loved to make people laugh, and his unique, quirky and often irreverent sense of humor made him a joy to be with. No one can replace him in our lives.
Thank you Jean for the great memories you two have given us.
Love,
Len&Cindy
I will never forget “Lenny’s(Novak) Best Boss “. Loved you then and will love your warm, kind manner forever. God can help you now with your Golf Game. I tried but it was beyond repair. I have so many fond memories of the crazy golf outings. I will miss your smiles, laughs, and how you made me feel apart of the action. Love you John. May you be at rest and peace with our Lord. A wonderful man that touched so many of our lives. R.I.P.
Our parents were very good friends, so I have known John since childhood. I have many
fond memories of our times together. He was fun to be with, had a terrific humor, and
a good joke teller. Jean and family, you have my deepest sympathy.
Mary Kay Schmink
I met John in 1963.He was attending a class that i was attempting to teach
on a new system.I was trying to arrange the room when this guy walks in,
engaging in conversation and saying "Hey,come on i'll help you"..Of course
it was John because that's how John was.This was the start of a more than 57
year relationship of a really great friend.I will miss John and our frequent calls.
John,
Thanks for the Memories
Steve Machak
Dear Jean, Michael and Family, Our deepest sympathy goes out to you.
John was always so much fun. We have wonderful memories of him from our Ohio Bell Golf Outings on Put-n-Bay. So glad we could spend the 50th Anniversary of that outing with him. He was such a fun-loving, gentle friend. He will live on in our hearts as long as we live and will never be forgotten.
May God give you strength during this time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Henry and Eva Fabian
Rick & I were just talking about memories of John. He doesn't remember this but I distinctly remember Jean and John dancing the Jitterbug, can't remember where it was though. We were a little younger at the time. He made an impression on me. I just kept thinking "look at how smooth John is as he dances!" :) He was a "smooth" guy all around. We only have great loveable memories of John!
