John S. Everall, Jr. died at the Glens Falls Hospital on 7/10/09 after a long battle with Polycystic Kidney disease. He was 54 years old and a Vietnam veteran. He was the oldest son of the late Elsie and John Everall Sr. of Cambridge NY. John is survived by his five children: Charity, Faith and John Sydney Everall III of St. Joseph, MO and Shawn and Kayla Everall of Rutland, VT., and at last count 17 grandchildren. He is also survived by his siblings: Susan Gero and Dorothy McCully of Warner Robins, GA. and George Everall, Paulie West and husband Lee West of Salem, NY. John also had nieces and nephews in NY, VT, NV and GA whom he was very close with. Anyone who knew John will tell you that loved his children and family most, but coming in close behind them would be his dog Rug, his motorcycle, gardening and brewing homemade wines and beer. John had become a master gardener. He was able to grow turkey sized butternut squash that he was quite proud of. He had a picture he of a squash that was bigger than his grandchild. He loved to show this photo to everyone. One Thanksgiving he stuffed a huge squash and it was so big that his family ate that as the main course instead of a turkey. He shared the bounty each year from his garden with family and friends so they could enjoy his organic grown vegetables. John belonged to the Cambridge Rod and Gun Club. He was an avid rifleman and believed that all Americans should have the right to bear arms. He built his motorcycle "the Wizard" from the ground by himself. On a good day to John was able to have friends and family join him on an outing to the range and shoot off a couple hundred rounds, go for a nice long motorcycle ride and end up back at his place to have a BBQ with a huge bonfire for the evening. He had a very upbeat personality and forthright opinions. He will be missed by all whom knew him. In lieu of flowers, his children and family would like any donations to be given in Johns name to the Polycystic Kidney Foundation at: PKD Foundation 9221 Ward Parkway Suite 400 Kansas City, MO 64114-3367 Or you can call: 1800- PKDCURE (753-2873) Or online at: www.pkdcure.org
John S. Everall, Jr. died at the Glens Falls Hospital on 7/10/09 after a long battle with Polycystic Kidney disease. He was 54 years old and a Vietnam veteran. He was the oldest son of the late Elsie and John Everall Sr. of Cambridge NY.
John is survived by his five children: Charity, Faith and John Sydney Everall III of St. Joseph, MO and Shawn and Kayla Everall of Rutland, VT., and at last count 17 grandchildren. He is also survived by his siblings: Susan Gero and Dorothy McCully of Warner Robins, GA. and George Everall, Paulie West and husband Lee West of Salem, NY. John also had nieces and nephews in NY, VT, NV and GA whom he was very close with.
Anyone who knew John will tell you that loved his children and family most, but coming in close behind them would be his dog Rug, his motorcycle, gardening and brewing homemade wines and beer.
John had become a master gardener. He was able to grow turkey sized butternut squash that he was quite proud of. He had a picture he of a squash that was bigger than his grandchild. He loved to show this photo to everyone. One Thanksgiving he stuffed a huge squash and it was so big that his family ate that as the main course instead of a turkey. He shared the bounty each year from his garden with family and friends so they could enjoy his organic grown vegetables.
John belonged to the Cambridge Rod and Gun Club. He was an avid rifleman and believed that all Americans should have the right to bear arms. He built his motorcycle "the Wizard" from the ground by himself. On a good day to John was able to have friends and family join him on an outing to the range and shoot off a couple hundred rounds, go for a nice long motorcycle ride and end up back at his place to have a BBQ with a huge bonfire for the evening. He had a very upbeat personality and forthright opinions. He will be missed by all whom knew him.
In lieu of flowers, his children and family would like any donations to be given in Johns name to the Polycystic Kidney Foundation at:
9221 Ward Parkway Suite 400
Kansas City, MO 64114-3367
Or you can call: 1800- PKDCURE (753-2873)
Or online at: www.pkdcure.org