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John G. Parker, 83
February 26, 2022
John Glen Parker, 83, was born in Lancaster County, PA to John A. Parker & Violet Bosley. He was the 2nd born, and is preceded in death by brothers Robert Bosley; Richard L., Earl F., Carl E., and William P. Parker.
A well-known Lancaster City resident, you could find Mr. Parker at Central Market, snacking and chatting with friends or as the chef at F&M’s dining hall for over 50 years, where everyone knew him as just “Parker.” John was a proud Christian and served as a deacon at Crossroads Mennonite Church.
He was a hardworking family man and proudly survived by two younger sisters- Cecilia, and Orpha Booth (m. John Booth); a son- John W. Parker, Sr.; three grandchildren- Brittany, John W., Jr., and Taylor Parker; and great grandson, Graison; nephews William & André Whitty; and a niece, Valerie Bradley.
A public visitation will be held Fri., March 4, 2022 at Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory, 414 E. King St., Lancaster, from 10-11AM. The Funeral Service be at 11AM and the graveside service to follow. The family is accepting flowers, while donations can be made to Crossroads Mennonite Church.
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March 04, 2022
Praying for comfort and peace…for strength when the days are long and for eyes to see God’s healing love in ways only your heart can know. God’s peace… cousin Jack will be dearly missed.
March 03, 2022
I’m lost for word’s I’m deeply sorry John will always be in my heart he wasn’t just John to me he was a dad I was so grateful that he help raised me since I was bout 8 years old and probably been around since I was tolder before I actually lived with them I’m going to miss everything about him .Sue and orpha God has blessed y’all with one of kind brother my thoughts and prayers 🙏 is with y’all
March 03, 2022
THE JOHN PARKER FAMILY,
SO VERY SORRY FOR YOUR GREAT LOSS. MY FAMILY AND I WORKED WITH PARKER AT THE HOST FARM FOR MANY YEARS…I WORKED WITH HIM AT F&M TOO. HE WAS SIMPLY THE BEST…A TRUE GENTLEMAN AND THE BEST CHEF EVER….HE HAD A WONDERFUL SMILE AND YOU COULD TELL HE REALLY CARED FOR PEOPLE….HE ALWAYS CALLED ME SHIRLEY’S DAUGHTER….REST IN PEACE MR. PARKER…YOU DESERVE THE VERY BEST…WITH BLESSINGS AND LOVE 💕~Cheri
March 03, 2022
Huge hugs parker. I wish we was there. Anything u need holler at tony.
March 02, 2022
John,
I am so sorry for the loss of your father.
🙏🙏🙏
March 02, 2022
My prayers are with you, the family and John.
I went to F&M from 1966 to 1970 and worked at the food service during that time. John was a mentor and inspiration to me. He was kind, thoughtful, engaging, and always ready to offer advice when asked. He helped shape who I am today and is always in my memory.
My Mom worked at the food service during that time as well and knew John. She died in 2006. The 2 of them are probably preparing and serving food up above!
March 02, 2022
Dear Sue,
I am very sorry to learn about the death of your brother, John. I knew him a little, saw him a few times at Crossroads. He seemed like a very nice man, gentle in spirit. I pray for God’s good presence and comfort with you and your family for your loss, which is heaven’s gain. Come quickly, Lord Jesus
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- Friday, March 04, 2022
- 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
- Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory
- 414 East King Street
- Lancaster, PA 17602
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- Friday, March 04, 2022
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- 414 East King Street
- Lancaster, PA 17602
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