John SCULLY Life Story & Time Line

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	Johns' life part 2 When my dad was 33 yrs old he met my mother Anna who had 2 children Kathleen 7 and Phil 6. They must of hit it off pretty well. I was born the following year . I am Marianne Scully the oldest of the Scully grandchildren. In the early years I remember my dad as a lot of fun.He would always take us on long drives and tell us incredible stories of people and places. When my mother would go out he would play games and let us get away with a lot of stuff we couldn't when mom was around. One time it was too cold outside he let us fill up a pool inside the house. Mom was not happy about that.He taught me to ride a bike and to rollerskate and at the same time teaching me about life . He was a lot of fun. In 1964 my sister Jacqueline was born . She was named after him. We grew up in the Catholic religion but as kids found it very boring. To try to instill a sense of morals and values he would take us to his childhood church, Our Mother of Sorrows which just started guitar masses and served doughnuts and juice afterwards. He tried to make it fun and interesting but we were just there for the doughnuts.

	Johns' life Part 3 It was 1965 my mom got sick for a very long time. This triggered a very dark time in my dads' life. The possibility of raising a family alone was just a little too much but we survived. As we grew into adulthood my father became my mentor and friend. He taught me a lot about business, dealing with people and life.

	Johns' life part 4 In 1972 my father moved to Florida and worked in his brother Joe's real estate office. This seemed to be a very happy time in his life . He worried us a lot with his antics but he seemed to enjoy a second childhood of sorts. I guess to make up for a part of life he missed out on. Throughout the years my dad always kept in touch either to check in and see how things were going , give advice when needed but basically to let us know he cared.

	Johns' life Part 5 My dad knew he was getting older when he became a grandfather aka POP- POP Jacks Kids Jacks Grandchildren Marianne Michelle - 10-01-1978 Jacqueline Nicole - 7-11-1993 David - 7-03-1994 Kathleen Tara - 12-11-1973 Died Tina - 7-14-1976 1-23-05 Michael- 11-12-1981 Phil Terry- 12-05-1973 Stephen - 7-9-1975 Kenneth - 7-18-1978 - Died- 8-26-1978 Christopher - 6-24-1980 Brian - 11-29-1981 In 1997 he moved in with my sister Jackie and spent his remaining years surrounded by family and his two youngest grandchildren who loved him dearly. As I look back on my dads' life. I realize just how much I learned from him. He loved unconditionally. He was a giver and expected nothing in return. He taught me how to care about others more than myself and how to have fun and enjoy all phases of life and be able to deal with whatever life threw my way. All in all I would say he led a life well lived . To those of us who knew him,know that his legacy will live on for generations to come.

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Marianne & 1st Grandaughter Shelly 11 months

Kathleen, Anna's Mother -Mary & Sister in law Mary Reilly

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Memorial Candles

	Patrick Dick lit a candle on 05/13/2008: "goodby Jack."

	SHELLY SCULLY lit a candle on 07/08/2007: "HEY U STILL MISS U LOVE ME"

	Amy (daughter Of Kenneth Clevinger) lit a candle on 01/06/2007: "Just passing by...My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family."

	Rachel Barnes' Mom lit a candle on 08/28/2006: "I light this candle in memory of your beloved father. May his life be a light to all who know & love him. God bless all."

	Timothy Scully lit a candle on 12/21/2005: "A fellow Scully. God bless, brother."

	Christy Malone lit a candle on 05/04/2005: "Uncle Jack, you were so funny- I have some great memories of you- Say hello to dad for me-I love you-Christy"

	Eileen Devine lit a candle on 03/15/2005: "You were my fun uncle growing up. I loved when you visited. I miss you. Love, eileen"

	Betty Ulmer lit a candle on 02/11/2005: "i miss your face, your laugh,i miss you, i hope you hang around to give me your advice til i get up there love bet"

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