John R. Costello

December 6th, 2015

John was a strong supporter and in the stands for many Norwood Blues baseball games. His son, Scott was, for two years, a valuable player on the team and John was the parent that every team hopes to have. He will be sorely missed by every player, parent and coach who was fortunate enough to be in his presence. Our heart goes out to his family who will miss him the most. We should, however, celebrate his life and the upbeat person he seemed to always be.

~Richard Pildes
~Friend, Chicago, Illinois

December 5th, 2015

MARLA
THERE ARE NO WORDS TO COMFORT YOU IN YOUR GREIF.
I DO KNOW THAT JOHN WILL BE IN YOUR HEART FOREVER

BARBARA SUSLICK

~barbara suslick
~FRIEND, buffalo grove

December 5th, 2015

MARLA, MY HEART GOES OUT TO YOU. THERE IS NOT ANYTHING THAT CAN ERASE
YOUR LOSS.
I KNOW THAT JOHNS MEMORY WILL ALWAYS BE WITH YOU IN YOU.

BARBARA SUSLICK

~barbara suslick
~friend, buffalo grove

December 5th, 2015

Marla and kids,
We are so shocked and terribly sad to hear about John. We are honored to say we share some really great memories with your family! It will always be with a warmth and smile in our hearts when we reflect on how John loved his family, the love of the game and literally the ride! You are in our thoughts, Peace be with all of you….
Our love,
The Outlaw Family

~Marcie Outlaw
~friend, Des Plaines, IL

December 4th, 2015

I am sadden by the sudden passing of my former co-worker, John. I had the pleasure of working with John for many years in the Estimatic Department. Always such a genuine nice guy, he will truly be missed by all who knew him. My heart goes out to his family and hope that the precious memories you have shared will give you comfort at this time of sadness.

Brenda Kline

~Brenda kline
~Co worker, Park Ridge, Il

December 4th, 2015

My heart is just broken at the news of John’s passing. He was a great guy and I always enjoyed working with him. Even though we never met face to face, I considered him a good friend. Lots of conversations on the phone over work issues, but yet he always found a way to laugh in everything we had to handle. My deepest sympathies extend to his family and friends. He will be greatly missed. RIP John.

~Lori Willoughby
~Coworker & friend, Bloomington, IL

December 3rd, 2015

My heart is heavy for the loss of our dear friend John and for the loss his wife, kids and extended family are now going through. John was a such a good person and this just doesn’t seem real. He always had a hug to give away and was happy to help anyone that needed help. One day we’ll all ride together again until then we’ll miss you. Jo Giovannoni

~Jo Giovannoni
~A Friend on and off our Harleys, Elgin, IL