John Mariner

My Grandpa (Grampi) was amazing even thought it has been more than a year without him the thing he had done for everyone were amazing... I miss him Very much but am praising the lord for taking him....BLESS be THE LORD!!!!!!!!!

A Tribute to Mr. John Mariner
I have so many memories with his family his wife and his daughters.
we lived in a same place in sahiwal (Pakistan). He was a man of qualities.
His work was tremendous. His daughters and we grown up at the same.
My father and Mr. John Mariner served the same institution in sahiwal. we have a long association with Mr. Mariner and his family its very sorrow for me that i want to share my

A Tribute to Mr. John Mariner
I have so many memories with his family his wife and his daughters.
we lived in a same place in sahiwal (Pakistan). He was a man of qualities.
His work was tremendous. His daughters and we grown up at the same.
My father and Mr. John Mariner served the same institution in sahiwal. we have a long association with Mr. Mariner and his family its very sorrow for me that i want to share my condolence with his wife his daughters and son-in-laws.
Once again i remember to Mrs. John Mariner and his daughters Martha, Debra and Faith. I think John Mariner's family will remember the Diyal Family.

Best Regards,

Philip Diyal

Dear Sally and family,
Marie and I have just heard of the death of cousin John Mariner and want to send our condolences. Twice I lived with Uncle Steve, Aunt Lydia and their family, my cousins Ruth, Marty, and John. My cousins were like brothers and sister to me. Although we have had little contact since then, I will always remember fondly those years when I became a member of John's family. Our thoughts and our prayers are with you. Cousin Fred Brandauer

We were grieved to hear of John's death and pray for comfort for Sally and the family. We met John in Istanbul and then stayed with John and Sally at their home in 2008, enjoying hospitality and the comfort they gave freely to visitors. John was a good servant our Father and it's blessing to know we will meet again.

I would like to convey the condolences to the Mariner family on behalf of the School of Nursing, and the nursing staff on the death of Mr. John Mariner. We all are grieved to hear about his demise and our condolences go to all his family. We, however, thank the Lord for his leadership and great company. He was a blessing to all of us. May his soul rest in peace!

Dear Sally, Martha, faith and Debbie, I just wanted to tell you that I am with you although not in person but surely in spirit at the demise of your husband/father. I am pleased that he is with the lord, a place where he truly deserves to be. I worked with him for 33 years and I cannot forget his hardwork, dedication and devotion to his work. His tireless effort and work brought the hospital to the level it is

Dear Sally, Martha, faith and Debbie, I just wanted to tell you that I am with you although not in person but surely in spirit at the demise of your husband/father. I am pleased that he is with the lord, a place where he truly deserves to be. I worked with him for 33 years and I cannot forget his hardwork, dedication and devotion to his work. His tireless effort and work brought the hospital to the level it is now.
He was a man of action, a true mentor, a godly person, a thorough gentleman, a dedicated and devoted humble to the earth person who was cheerful and saw dignity in labor.
May God bless you all and comfort you. My sincere prayers go to you all. To the girls I want to say that you are lucky to have him as your father. To Sally: My heart goes to you too. You were made for each other. May God comfort all those whose hearts are grieved by his demise and continue to use you for His glory.

Dear Sally, Martha, Faith and Debbie...I worked with him for more than 30 years, and although i am not present there, His demise has grieved us all. He was surely a servant of the Lord Jesus, a godly humble person, who dedicated his life to the noble service of Christ and his people.And definitely, God blessed him with a beautiful wife and a loving caring family. His life was filled with pleasures of love, fatherhood and grandparenthood...However, this life is

Dear Sally, Martha, Faith and Debbie...I worked with him for more than 30 years, and although i am not present there, His demise has grieved us all. He was surely a servant of the Lord Jesus, a godly humble person, who dedicated his life to the noble service of Christ and his people.And definitely, God blessed him with a beautiful wife and a loving caring family. His life was filled with pleasures of love, fatherhood and grandparenthood...However, this life is only temporary.
Our heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathy goes to his family. His presence will always be felt in the hearts of those he touched with his life. He is in a better place now, where no sickness no disease can be found..where there is eternal joy in the presence of the King of all kings.And I'd like to thank Mr. Mariner for all the memories and leadership that he blessed us with.

Dear Sally and Family,
We are so sorry to learn of the passing of John. He was so special to my Dad when Dad was failing in health. I am the oldest daughter of Elmer Shesler. You all will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Larry and Brenda Strickling

Dear Sally and family, We first met John when my father, Elmer Shesler, died. We knew John wasn't well then, but we had hoped we could have seen him again when we make our next trip to SC. We are sorry this will not happen now. He was a very kind man, and helped us in our time of need. I know he will be missed. Sincerly, George and Dianne Swinler.

Dear Mrs. Mariner and family,
How I thank God for thelife and ministry of John Mariner! The World Witness work of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church exploded exponentially under his leadership.
I am proud to have been a member of both the
old Board of Foreign Missions of the ARP Church as well as the Search Commiyttee, along with Edna Parkinson Morrison, that recommended and engaged John. We could not have known the advances he would lead us to.
I treasure the memoruy of

Dear Mrs. Mariner and family,
How I thank God for thelife and ministry of John Mariner! The World Witness work of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church exploded exponentially under his leadership.
I am proud to have been a member of both the
old Board of Foreign Missions of the ARP Church as well as the Search Commiyttee, along with Edna Parkinson Morrison, that recommended and engaged John. We could not have known the advances he would lead us to.
I treasure the memoruy of him. I rejoice with you that he has made it safely over the river and is now at home with Jesus!

Henry Lewis Smith, Pastor
Bethel, Camden and Prosperity ARP Churches
Tennessee-Alabama Presbytery, 2001-2010