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John “Jack” Mason
John was born and raised in Philadelphia and eventually settled in Collingswood. He was employed by Cooper Hospital in their technology department. He always was up for a good time: a lifelong fan of Mariah Carey and Madonna (he’d flown to many a concert). He loved all things Disney and was a lifelong movie buff.
He is survived by his mother, Margaret Boyce; his sisters, Deanna Boyce and Ginger Mason and two nephews.
Services celebrating 50 great years will be held privately.
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My Dearest Son, I will miss you terribly. Love you more than life itself.Tell Aunt Weez hi .Molson is jumping for joy.Always in my heart. Mom
Love you cousin. Things will never be so much fun with you not around. I will help Deanna and Sincere take care of mom for you.
We were just reliving our Madonna shows…what a child hood with you 😊
Gone but never forgotten 🙏
Deepest condolences, to Marge and family. I only knew Jack as a baby, and a toddler. I remember him as being very quiet and observant, always pleasant, with curly hair and beautiful eyes. So sorry for your loss.
Jack was never one to hold back- good or bad he made it funny and I will miss it hose laughs with you.
My deepest sympathies to John’s family.
I met John when he began working at Cooper and can honestly say that he made me laugh every time I was in his presence. John was a great storyteller, he was a character, and he was memorable. He had the ability to “tell it like it is” and still remain your friend. I will miss John and never forgot our conversations. Rest in peace John.
John was an amazing, caring person. I worked with him on my first project in IT, and he was so helpful. He really strived to do excellent work. I will truly miss my good friend!
Jack. I am so glad you got to go so many places and do so many things. You enjoyed life to the fullest. I am gonna miss going to Hibachi Grill, and hanging out at Nanny’s. I’ll miss reminiscing about the boardwalk and all the fun times. I will really miss laughing with you. Rest in peace.
Love Aunt Karen
John was so great to work with. He was smart, funny and creative. And he was a great project partner who truly cared about his work. He will be missed professionally and personally.
Margie it’s
I’m sending my prayers to you and your family I can’t even imagine what this devastating hurt feels like as no patent should ever bury their child,but I know God will wrap his arms around you and help you wether this storm. If you need a friend call me 215-520-9242