John A. McMaster, 73, of Aurora, Colorado, passed away on Thursday, July 16, 2020. John was born on December 2, 1946 to C. Fulton and LaVonna McMaster, in Des Moines, Iowa. He was one of five children.
John joined the United States Army, and, during his service, deployed to Vietnam and was awarded a Purple Heart. He would go on from that time to develop a passion for serving veterans of all eras. John was deeply involved in VVA and VFW organizations, eventually starting the John O’Brian Post 6331, and serving as its commander for many years.
John earned his associate degree, and held many professional positions, finally working in Oil Remediation.
John is survived by his siblings, Louise Abel and Carol Cullen; significant other, Dottie Bartlett; stepchildren, Mary Jo Munoz (Mark Munoz) and Roger Miller; and grandchildren, Ethan Munoz, Faith Miller, Adam Miller.
John was preceded in death by his parents, C. Fulton and LaVonna; wife, Irene McMaster; daughter, Kelly Jo McMaster; and siblings, Roy and Dale McMaster.
John joined the United States Army, and, during his service, deployed to Vietnam and was awarded a Purple Heart. He would go on from that time to develop a passion for serving veterans of all eras. John was deeply involved in VVA and VFW organizations, eventually starting the John O’Brian Post 6331, and serving as its commander for many years.
John earned his associate degree, and held many professional positions, finally working in Oil Remediation.
John is survived by his siblings, Louise Abel and Carol Cullen; significant other, Dottie Bartlett; stepchildren, Mary Jo Munoz (Mark Munoz) and Roger Miller; and grandchildren, Ethan Munoz, Faith Miller, Adam Miller.
John was preceded in death by his parents, C. Fulton and LaVonna; wife, Irene McMaster; daughter, Kelly Jo McMaster; and siblings, Roy and Dale McMaster.
John A. McMaster, 73, of Aurora, Colorado, passed away on Thursday, July 16, 2020. John was born on December 2, 1946 to C. Fulton and LaVonna McMaster, in Des Moines, Iowa. He was one of five children.
John joined the United States Army, and, during his service, deployed to Vietnam and was awarded a Purple Heart. He would go on from that time to develop a passion for serving veterans of all eras. John was deeply involved in VVA and VFW organizations, eventually starting the John O’Brian Post 6331, and serving as its commander for many years.
John earned his associate degree, and held many professional positions, finally working in Oil Remediation.
John is survived by his siblings, Louise Abel and Carol Cullen; significant other, Dottie Bartlett; stepchildren, Mary Jo Munoz (Mark Munoz) and Roger Miller; and grandchildren, Ethan Munoz, Faith Miller, Adam Miller.
John was preceded in death by his parents, C. Fulton and LaVonna; wife, Irene McMaster; daughter, Kelly Jo McMaster; and siblings, Roy and Dale McMaster.
John joined the United States Army, and, during his service, deployed to Vietnam and was awarded a Purple Heart. He would go on from that time to develop a passion for serving veterans of all eras. John was deeply involved in VVA and VFW organizations, eventually starting the John O’Brian Post 6331, and serving as its commander for many years.
John earned his associate degree, and held many professional positions, finally working in Oil Remediation.
John is survived by his siblings, Louise Abel and Carol Cullen; significant other, Dottie Bartlett; stepchildren, Mary Jo Munoz (Mark Munoz) and Roger Miller; and grandchildren, Ethan Munoz, Faith Miller, Adam Miller.
John was preceded in death by his parents, C. Fulton and LaVonna; wife, Irene McMaster; daughter, Kelly Jo McMaster; and siblings, Roy and Dale McMaster.
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