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Kim Chisolm
John H. Chisolm, Jr.
26 de octubre de 1925 - 4 de abril de 2020
26 de octubre de 1925 - 4 de abril de 2020
Jesus Comforts His Disciples - John 14:1-3. 1 “Do not let your hearts be troubled. You believe in God; believe also in me. 2 My Father’s house has many rooms; if that were not so, would I have told you that I am going there to prepare a place for you? 3 And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am.
John H. Chisolm, Jr., 94, passed away on April 04, 2020 at James J. Peters VA Medical Center, Bronx, NY.
He leaves his wife of 70 years, Josephine Louise (Gibbs), and three daughters including Karen (Kenneth) and Kim, six grandchildren, including Kenneth (Yessena), Kamron, Kamille and Marlin, and two great grandchildren, and many nieces, nephews and close friends. Mr. and Mrs. Chisolm met at Rendall Memorial United Presbyterian Church and were married on June 19, 1949.
Born in Charleston, SC in 1925, Mr. Chisolm was the youngest of five children born to John Henry Chisolm and Marie (Ford) Chisolm. In 1930, the family moved to New York City and became life long members of Rendall Memorial United Presbyterian Church. In the early years, Mr. Chisolm attended Samuel Gompers Junior High and High School until grade 9. In 1942, Mr. Chisolm was drafted into the United States Navy and defended our country in World War II. Upon discharge, Mr. Chisolm obtained his Regents High School Diploma. He later enrolled in New York Trade School for machine shop and was a part-time employee at the United States Post Office. Following graduation, Mr. Chisolm obtained employment in The Garment District and continued to work as a part-time employee at the United States Post Office.
From 1950 thru 1987, Mr. Chisolm was a full time employee at Chock Full O'Nuts. Following his retirement, he became a security guard at Johnson Security and retired in 1998.
Mr. Chisolm was laid to rest on April 10, 2020. Below, please find a message from John H. Chisolm, Jr. to his family and friends.
To my immediate family, church family and my East Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation Center family. It was my privilege to have known each and every one of you. My life on the 3rd floor at East Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation Center was worth living. I do not want a sermon. Instead, please honor my life by singing the songs I enjoyed sharing with the staff and residents:
- Amen.
- Amazing Grace.
- What A Friend We Have In Jesus.
- Precious Lord Take My Hand.
- How Great Thou Art.
Thank you all and God Bless you, John H. Chisolm, Jr.
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Kim Chisolm
Dear Daddy: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! I miss you. I miss hearing you sing "Amen" after every conversation. I miss your wisdom and speaking with you on a regular basis. I know you have a fabulous mansion in heaven. Please give Jesus and Mom a kiss for me. Please tell Mom I miss her terribly. God bless you Daddy and thank you for being such a wonderful influence in my life. I love you always. Kim..
Sonia Tirado
I would like to extend my condolences to the Chisolm family. Your father was our neighbor at 550 for many years. He was such a wonderful friend to my family. Even after all these years, he would regularly call my Dad to say hello and extend well wishes and good cheer. It was our pleasure to have known him and called him a friend. They don't make them like John anymore. He was a man of faith and honor. He will be missed. Sonia Tirado and family, Jesus, Carmen and Beatrice 16 B
Jacqueline L Womack
In Loving memory of Mr. John H. Chisolm: An great provider and patriarch of his family, a loving father with his beautiful wife at his side. I know Mr. John as I called him the nickname (Scope) who was full of laughter and a "goofy" sense of humor. What a Blessed man! He loved the Lord and his family. I last saw and spoke to him in March and I told him he looked good, he said, I do smiling. We will always have the memories of him and his wife and the laughs of his sense of humor. May he take his rest in Glory. Love Jackie Womack
Kim Chisolm
Dear Daddy: HAPPY FATHER'S DAY. I love you and I miss you. Thank you for taking me to church. Thank you for being a present father. Thank you guiding me, loving and protecting me. I will forever miss you presence in my life. May God Bless you. I pray you have a beautiful mansion in heaven. Please hug Mom and give her a kiss for me. I love you, Kim
Kim Chisolm
Dear Daddy: Happy Memorial Day. Thank you for your service in the United States Navy. You served in World War II. May God Bless You. Marlin and I love and miss you every day. We send hugs and kisses.. Love Kim and Marlin.
Flora Wilson Bridges
It was a true honor and privilege to meet Mr. John Chisolm. I will never forget his beautiful, beaming smile and kind and loving spirit. Mr. Chisolm used the Sunday bulletin from Rendall Memorial Presbyterian Church to teach Bible Study on his floor. Amazing! Rendall's elder and deacon told me he had a large following. What a great spirit. What a great human being. My heartfelt condolences to the family. God certainly blessed you to have Mr. John Chisolm. I extend love to you just as Mr. Chisolm's bright smile always, always extended light and love to me. May God rest his dear soul and I pray your comfort in Jesus Christ in whose presence and fellowship he now rests. The Reverend Dr. Flora Wilson Bridges, Pastor, Rendall Memorial Presbyterian Church
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