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Born on September 18th, 1941, in Covington KY, John was the beloved son of the late Harry and Eleanor (née Heideman). John proudly served his country as a member of the United States Air Force, a chapter of his life that he spoke of with great pride and honor.
A passionate enthusiast of shotgun sports, particularly skeet and sporting clays, John was well-known for his dedication to the sport and his competitive spirit.
John was preceded in death by his beloved wife Barbara, and his six siblings: Robert, Betty, Dorothy, Eleanor, Harry Jr., and James. He is survived by his stepdaughter Tracy Mairose (Tom) and several nieces and nephews.
His loss is deeply felt by all who were fortunate enough to have known him and he will be missed. He will be laid to rest at Mother of God Cemetery.
John Lahm
Mother of God Cemetery
Address: 3125 Madison Ave Latonia, KY 41015John Lahm
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Till we meet again old friend
In interviewing for Texaco who does my interview no other than John he sees I was born in Keokuk Ia and instantly John knew I would know NASCAR people from that area and we hit it off instantly, such a great friend we even left the platform together to see races in Arizona,I’ve shot with him, when he said pull in trap he sounded like an eight foot giant, what a good friend. Till we meet again
Kavin DeWitt
Remembering John Lahm
John was my neighbor for 10 years many of spring and summer days we would be out doing yardwork and take breaks on his patio taking in a nice breeze. We would talk about his time in the Air Force and living in California. He would talk about his stepdaughter Tracy and her family often. He occasionally would talk about his loved wife Barbara, who had passed years earlier. John lived alone, but had a cat that kept him company my family would often take him over meals that we would share with him such as chili and cornbread stews and soups. Not only was John a great neighbor to have but also a great friend. My deepest condolences to Tracy, Tom, Delaney, and his niece Connie and her husband.
May you rest in peace, John
Till we see each other again, your friend Roy Piper
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