John Byron Bishop, age 52, of Marion passed away on Thursday, October 17, 2013, at 5:55 a.m. in the Riverside Hospital, Columbus.
He was born on April 17, 1961 in Marion, Ohio to the late George and Betty (Weatherbee) Bishop. He was a 1979 graduate of Pleasant High School.
John is survived by a daughter, Tracy Bishop of Findlay, OH.; a stepson, Michael Frazier of Marion, OH.; a stepdaughter, Melissa Frazier-Austin of Marion, OH.; a sister, Betty Schultz of Waldo, OH.; a brother, Clyde Bishop of Marion, OH; and a granddaughter, Aliayah Durr; along with many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Harley note--- I lost touch with John in the late 1970's. He was younger than I was and we went different paths. Anyways, about 6 months ago I get this late Sunday evening phone call from John, thanking me for all I did for him in his early adult life. I evidently help get him a job at Twin Fair (Meijer's now). I told him I didn't really remember doing that, but if I did, I did. We shared some other things and that was that... Now I see that he just passed and now I know that he was just thanking me and probably others for what their impact on his life was thanking them, too. Thank you John.
He was born on April 17, 1961 in Marion, Ohio to the late George and Betty (Weatherbee) Bishop. He was a 1979 graduate of Pleasant High School.
John is survived by a daughter, Tracy Bishop of Findlay, OH.; a stepson, Michael Frazier of Marion, OH.; a stepdaughter, Melissa Frazier-Austin of Marion, OH.; a sister, Betty Schultz of Waldo, OH.; a brother, Clyde Bishop of Marion, OH; and a granddaughter, Aliayah Durr; along with many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Harley note--- I lost touch with John in the late 1970's. He was younger than I was and we went different paths. Anyways, about 6 months ago I get this late Sunday evening phone call from John, thanking me for all I did for him in his early adult life. I evidently help get him a job at Twin Fair (Meijer's now). I told him I didn't really remember doing that, but if I did, I did. We shared some other things and that was that... Now I see that he just passed and now I know that he was just thanking me and probably others for what their impact on his life was thanking them, too. Thank you John.
John Byron Bishop, age 52, of Marion passed away on Thursday, October 17, 2013, at 5:55 a.m. in the Riverside Hospital, Columbus.
He was born on April 17, 1961 in Marion, Ohio to the late George and Betty (Weatherbee) Bishop. He was a 1979 graduate of Pleasant High School.
John is survived by a daughter, Tracy Bishop of Findlay, OH.; a stepson, Michael Frazier of Marion, OH.; a stepdaughter, Melissa Frazier-Austin of Marion, OH.; a sister, Betty Schultz of Waldo, OH.; a brother, Clyde Bishop of Marion, OH; and a granddaughter, Aliayah Durr; along with many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Harley note--- I lost touch with John in the late 1970's. He was younger than I was and we went different paths. Anyways, about 6 months ago I get this late Sunday evening phone call from John, thanking me for all I did for him in his early adult life. I evidently help get him a job at Twin Fair (Meijer's now). I told him I didn't really remember doing that, but if I did, I did. We shared some other things and that was that... Now I see that he just passed and now I know that he was just thanking me and probably others for what their impact on his life was thanking them, too. Thank you John.
He was born on April 17, 1961 in Marion, Ohio to the late George and Betty (Weatherbee) Bishop. He was a 1979 graduate of Pleasant High School.
John is survived by a daughter, Tracy Bishop of Findlay, OH.; a stepson, Michael Frazier of Marion, OH.; a stepdaughter, Melissa Frazier-Austin of Marion, OH.; a sister, Betty Schultz of Waldo, OH.; a brother, Clyde Bishop of Marion, OH; and a granddaughter, Aliayah Durr; along with many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Harley note--- I lost touch with John in the late 1970's. He was younger than I was and we went different paths. Anyways, about 6 months ago I get this late Sunday evening phone call from John, thanking me for all I did for him in his early adult life. I evidently help get him a job at Twin Fair (Meijer's now). I told him I didn't really remember doing that, but if I did, I did. We shared some other things and that was that... Now I see that he just passed and now I know that he was just thanking me and probably others for what their impact on his life was thanking them, too. Thank you John.
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