John Walter Levitt

Birth date: Jun 6, 1933 Death date: May 16, 2020

John Walter Levitt, 86, of Hudson, Florida passed away on Saturday May 16, 2020. John was born in Sharon, Pennsylvania to Merle and Kathryn Levitt on June 6, 1933. He was retired from both the US Air Force and the US Postal servic Read Obituary

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Laurie Fusco

284w ago

I will miss Uncle John, he was such a loving man and how have many fond memories of him and our visits. He always made me feel special. I was so very happy he found an amazing family to call his own. Love you always Uncle John.

Rachel Brdar

284w ago

I remember the first time I met Grandpa John. As soon as we met, he loaded us up into the van and we headed to get some lunch. I still remember sitting there laughing at his jokes and stories for quite awhile. I only had the opportunity of being around him twice in the short time I knew him, but I have so many good memories of him, and lots of pictures of him loving on my babies. He was such a kind, loving man and he will be missed so much! Much love to Grandma, and all the other family today and in the coming days. My heart is hurting with you, and I send my hugs and love to you all!
-Rachel Brdar

Lisa Levitt

284w ago

Uncle John you will be missed! I will cherish all the memories we made together! Love you and will always carry you in my heart!

Sharon C Scian

285w ago

Many years ago, a rattlesnake was outside my door. They only person I could get ahold of was John. He came over and killed it, freeing me from my house. I found out later he was afraid of snakes but that day he was my hero. May he rest in peace, Sharon S

Lisa, Hector And Matthew

285w ago

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Joi Dubin-Cole

285w ago

Poppy, there are no words...you will be missed beyond comparison! You were like a Dad to me for almost 27 years and made an indelible impression upon me. Grumpy and fun loving, you were and will always be my Poppy. I will carry this love for you to the day I leave this great world, and for the rest of eternity. Much love and eternal peace, until we meet again! I love you, Poppy!
--Joi Dubin-Cole

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