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Mr. John W. Aleshire

October 25, 1975 - March 09, 2020

Dundalk, Maryland

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Mr. John W. Aleshire

October 25, 1975 - March 09, 2020

Dundalk, Maryland

Obituary

John William Aleshire, 44yrs old of Baltimore, Maryland, died unexpectedly on March 9, 2020, of a heart attack in Middle River, Maryland while working on a house. John was born October 25, 1975, in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of John R. Aleshire and Joyce K. (Hughes) Dorsey.

He loved hunting and fishing; John was an outdoorsman. He was an amazing artist and carpenter.

John is survived by both parents, John R. Aleshire of Baltimore, Maryland, and Joyce K. Dorsey (Gerald) of Rural Retreat, Virginia, his sister Judy A. Aleshire-Grace (Richard) of Augusta, Georgia

In Addition to his parents and sister, John is survived by best friend Charles Roberts, two stepbrothers, Gordon Fuller and Stephen Fuller of Baltimore, Maryland, nephew Christopher Tretton of Baltimore, Maryland, niece, Mandi Tretton, Stepchildren, John Aleshire Brooks, Kirsten Aleshire, and Jasmin Aleshire, and numerous cousins and friends.

Private Celebration

Date & Time: No Date & Time
Venue: Hari P. Close Funeral Service, P.A.
Location: 5126 Belair Road Baltimore, MD 21206 - (Get Directions)

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1 responses to Mr. John W. Aleshire

Gretchen Deitrich says:

June 30, 2020

John I just found out from your sister that you passed. I am so sorry to hear this. I have wonderful memories of you and I. I just wanted to reach out on here to say that my heart is sad to hear the news.You were my first love. You were the first boy to ever give me a ring. I will never forget the fun times we had when we were young. I pray for your family to get through the loss as I know too well losing your loved ones is never easy. Love, Gretchen xxxxooo

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