John Trope, 32, passed away on October 28, 2024 in Springfield, VA. John was always the guy from his youth to adulthood who loved to make people laugh. His warmth, kindness, and infectious spirit brought him many friendships and admirers. His legacy will live on through the countless lives he touched, inspiring memories that willContinue Reading
Jennifer Ann Oliver
left a message on December 30, 2024:
John sounds like he lived life as he wanted to and was able to spend it with his faithful dog. That is a blessed life albeit way too short. My deepest condolences to the family for the loss of your beloved brother and son.
Marco
left a message on December 17, 2024:
John John ! My heart is so broken. I have so many amazing memories with you from the very first time I met you running laps around the building, to being on the cruise, to seeing each other even though we were on different ships on our second contract. We use to love sharing life experiences in my cabin in the dark because it made us feel more calm. There’s so many things that I’ll keep with me forever, thank John! So many people loved you, including myself. Rest easy my friend <3
Emily Goehring
left a message on December 9, 2024:
When I was in eighth grade, I took a math class at the high school, which was a daunting thing for me at the time! John was in my class and soon became my fast friend. I cannot tell you the relief I felt having such a funny, smart, kind person on my side in a foreign (to me) environment. We haven't kept up over the years, but I cannot tell you how sad I was to hear of his passing. Thoughts of John will always bring such fond memories to my mind and I will forever be grateful to have known him.
Linda Gross
left a message on December 2, 2024:
John was always a friendly, fun, little kid at our RHSC pool. We enjoyed seeing him excel at diving during his school and college years. He always was willing to help other young divers. May his memory live on as he is at peace now.
Lawrence Grey
left a message on November 25, 2024:
John was such a bright light. I first met Jon when we were both performing in Christmas Carol at Little Theater of Alexandria. I was impressed with his talent and how much he lloved to perform and give it his all. But most of all he carried such a light with him. He loved people. He loved to bring joy to others. He was humble and I think unaware of how gifted he was. But his light could not be dimmed. Even now it burns brightly in the lives he touched with his sweet gentle spirit. Rest in peace my friend. Your light and warmth touched this world. We anre all better people having known you. .
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Jennifer Ann Oliver
left a message on December 30, 2024:
John sounds like he lived life as he wanted to and was able to spend it with his faithful dog. That is a blessed life albeit way too short. My deepest condolences to the family for the loss of your beloved brother and son.
Marco
left a message on December 17, 2024:
John John ! My heart is so broken. I have so many amazing memories with you from the very first time I met you running laps around the building, to being on the cruise, to seeing each other even though we were on different ships on our second contract. We use to love sharing life experiences in my cabin in the dark because it made us feel more calm. There’s so many things that I’ll keep with me forever, thank John! So many people loved you, including myself. Rest easy my friend <3
Emily Goehring
left a message on December 9, 2024:
When I was in eighth grade, I took a math class at the high school, which was a daunting thing for me at the time! John was in my class and soon became my fast friend. I cannot tell you the relief I felt having such a funny, smart, kind person on my side in a foreign (to me) environment. We haven't kept up over the years, but I cannot tell you how sad I was to hear of his passing. Thoughts of John will always bring such fond memories to my mind and I will forever be grateful to have known him.
Linda Gross
left a message on December 2, 2024:
John was always a friendly, fun, little kid at our RHSC pool. We enjoyed seeing him excel at diving during his school and college years. He always was willing to help other young divers. May his memory live on as he is at peace now.
Lawrence Grey
left a message on November 25, 2024:
John was such a bright light. I first met Jon when we were both performing in Christmas Carol at Little Theater of Alexandria. I was impressed with his talent and how much he lloved to perform and give it his all. But most of all he carried such a light with him. He loved people. He loved to bring joy to others. He was humble and I think unaware of how gifted he was. But his light could not be dimmed. Even now it burns brightly in the lives he touched with his sweet gentle spirit. Rest in peace my friend. Your light and warmth touched this world. We anre all better people having known you. .
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.