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John M. Aikens

May 25, 1943 - April 29, 2011
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John M. Aikens, age 67, a lifelong resident of Chardon, died April 29, 2011, at UHHS Geauga Regional Hospital.He was born May 25, 1943, in ChardonMr. Aikens was a defense contractor for the Department of Defense.He was a Vietnam veteran of the U.S. Army. He was a member of St. John Baptist Church in PainesvilleContinue Reading

George & Mary Jahada left a message on May 9, 2011:
Dear James and Doris,W were sorry to hear of your loss. I remember the winter we visited with you and we got snowed in. We all bonded a little. May the comfort of memories and the knowledge from God's word give you strength.Awake! April 2011 page 8Rely on “the God of all comfort.” The Biblesays: “Throw your burden upon Jehovahhimself, and he himself will sustain you.”(Psalm 55:22) Prayer to God is not some sortof emotional crutch. It is real and vital communicationwith“the God of all comfort, whocomforts us in all our tribulation.”—2 Corinthians1:3, 4.God’s Word, the Bible, provides the greatestcomfort of all. The Christian apostle Paulstated: “I have hope toward God . . . thatthere is going to be a resurrection of both therighteous and the unrighteous.” (Acts 24:15)Thinking about the Bible-based hope of a resurrectioncan be the greatest comfort whilegrieving the loss of a loved one."With love, George & Mary
George & Mary Jahada left a message on May 9, 2011:
Dear James and Doris,W were sorry to hear of your loss. I remember the winter we visited with you and we got snowed in. We all bonded a little. May the comfort of memories and the knowledge from God's word give you strength.Awake! April 2011 page 8Rely on “the God of all comfort.” The Biblesays: “Throw your burden upon Jehovahhimself, and he himself will sustain you.”(Psalm 55:22) Prayer to God is not some sortof emotional crutch. It is real and vital communicationwith“the God of all comfort, whocomforts us in all our tribulation.”—2 Corinthians1:3, 4.God’s Word, the Bible, provides the greatestcomfort of all. The Christian apostle Paulstated: “I have hope toward God . . . thatthere is going to be a resurrection of both therighteous and the unrighteous.” (Acts 24:15)Thinking about the Bible-based hope of a resurrectioncan be the greatest comfort whilegrieving the loss of a loved one."With love, George & Mary
Debra Armstrong-Grace left a message on May 5, 2011:
I only knew him briefly yet he left a lasting memory. Sincere sympathy on your loss.
Charlotte Moats left a message on May 4, 2011:
John... I will miss your laughter and jokes. My God continue to Bless you and your family. I am sorry for your loss. As saddened as I am by your loss, I am so grateful for all the richness John brought into my life. John will be truly missed.Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal.
Laura Cvetkovic left a message on May 4, 2011:
RIP uncle John
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