John D. Corrar passed away on Saturday, October 20, 2018 at Staten Island University North at the age of 61.
Born in Brooklyn, New York, John eventually moved to Staten Island and worked as Postal Worker for the Untied States Postal Service.
John was predeceased by his parents, Ann and Joseph Corrar, his sister, Patricia and his brother, Joseph.
John is survived by his loving sister, Margaret and his brother-in-law, John Conway, his brother, James and many nieces and nephews.
He will be truly missed by all who knew him.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2018
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10 thoughts on “John D. Corrar”
What can I say uncle John that hasn’t been said, I’m going to miss you more then you’ll ever know! Looking out my window & not seeing that bald head from time to time, your obnoxious ways at times, LOL! Seeing the flash light as you checked the complex late at night. And mostly sharing your life with us! I hope you’re dancing in the sky with all our loved ones. Please continue to watch over us as you did when you were with us….sweet dreams to the angels , Love ya always, Mimi ❤️
To our dear friend John from the Meyers family. We honestly don’t know what we will do without your great smile. Or you
Just being a great friend. When I was down and out u came right to my rescue talking to me for hours not leaving my side until u knew I was feeling a little better thanks to u. Never once complaining about your problems of everyday life. My kids will never ever forget u sitting talking sports with them or playing basketball with them for hours. Yes John we will always remeber u. U will always be in each and everyone of our hearts forever it was a great pleasure being your friend love the Meyers family
Margaret, Maryanne, Jack, Chrissy, Eileen, & Danny, my heart goes out to all of yous. John was a special person to all. I know that no words would help you at this time, just treasure the memories. Until we meet again May you rest in peace.
so sorry to hear of john passing..he was a good friend and we enjoyed our rides home from the p.o. rest in peace my friend.
jc you were a great friend to all of us at GTSAUTO. The fun we had will be forever cherished. We will never forget you , you were part of our family and will always be . Rest In Peace and like we always said “You’ re The Greatest “.
Sorry for your loss at this difficult time.
Rest in Peace my Friend, We had great times and laughs that i will never forget, My Prayers and Condolences to the Family anf Friends!!!
it was only a few months ago when john told me he was sick and he said he would be ok. i am sure he is ok with GOD now. 20 years that i knew him carrying on with the horses. the man was more passionate about his favorite pass times than anybody i ever met(other than myself). i am going to miss the two johns , the loud and the quiet. rest easy buddy.
A good heart has stopped beating, a good soul ascended to heaven. I am honored and blessed to have known such a wonderful man like Uncle John. He was truly an amazing man and I will miss him. He will never be forgotten, may his soul rest in peace. May our Lord comfort you and your loved ones. RIP
My deepest condolences on the passing of John. Please accept my heartfelt sympathies.
For a time, he was my dearest friend.