Mary Beth, Susan and Ann, So sorry to hear about the loss of your very special dad. He was one of the finest, most kind human beings one could hope to meet. We loved his stories of growing up in Somersworth and the pride he had in his Greek heritage. Above all, he was most proud of his family: his daughters and their families, especially Sophia and Joseph. John, we will miss you always. Love, Dan and Mara O’Shea

To John’s Family, I worked with John when I was an apprentice pipe-fitter at the Shipyard. John taught me a lot. John was an easy guy to be around as he was always smiling and he treated everyone with respect. I have some good memories working with John. I offer my sympathy and condolences to John’s family. Bob Fiandaca

So sorry for your lost peace to his family. John was a great person Carole Bolduc cousin to Nancy and mother to Cindy Carroll

I worked with John in Code 365 at the Shipyard in the 1980’s. He was a fun guy to be around and a good card player at lunch. We had some heated card games. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

We were very saddened to hear of Mr. Sirviris' passing. He was a great man! Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Sirviris family. Sincerely, Paul and Sue Croisetiere Drayden, MD

Sincerest condolences to John's family. He was one of finest persons it was my pleasure to know and interact with over the years, especially on the football fields of New Hampshire where we officiated many contests together. May the memories of a life well lived sustain you in the days and weeks ahead and keep him in your hearts and minds forever.

To John family, I am so sorry for your loss after reading that John passed away. John and I umpired many softball games at the Legion field in Rollinsford. He was a very happy person and lived a long life. May we remember his smile and happy outlook on life. I pray for that the Lord will be kind to him , As John was a good umpire calling balls and strikes and may God make the right call on his life that he lived. It was an honor to know him for so many years. Thank you

Sue so very sorry to her of your dad's passing. Please accept my deepest sympathies.

To all you girls I want you to know tat John was the best farther you could have had, he raised you all with love and both he and Nancy did everything tey could for you. My thoughts are with you all at this time. Dick

To John's Family, So sorry to hear of John's passing. Met him many years ago, at the Shipyard, and in playing softball in Rollinsford. Always a true gentleman, greeting me with a smile, and remembering my name! May the Good Lord Jesus help see you through this difficult time, and may He Bless you all.