John L Waychoff

John L Waychoff (1932 - 2007) was born on April 11, 1932. He was born into the Waychoff family.

There are no known marriages or children on record for John. John died on August 21, 2007 at age 75.

John L Waychoff's last known residence is at Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.

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Given name: John
Surnames: Waychoff family history
Last Known Residence: Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania
Born: April 11, 1932
Death: August 21, 2007
Gender: Male

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Sarah Potter My name is Sarah Jane Potter (maiden name, Sarah Jane Waychoff), named after my great aunt, Called Aunt Jane. I never met her, but heard wonderful things from my dad, John Craig Waychoff; and his father is John Leonitis Waychoff (my grandfather).

I knew him when I was just a little child, but I have a very good memory. He was always so nice to me. I loved him very much. I remember visiting his home as a young girl, which was beautiful, and the land too. My mom, my dad, and brothers Jerry and Matthew went to PA a few times when we lived in Virginia, we would drive and stay to see the family.

I remember throwing little pebbled rocks at his catfish in the pond. His cozy home with his little nick knacks up by the mantle; I wanted to play with so bad but it wasn't for touching. So he gave me candy he kept in his garage, which was where I think he may have spent a lot if time. It was cozy in there.

He was humble, he made me feel comfy and loved and happy. We miss him.

Dec 02, 2013 11:26 pm · Reply