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John A. Friday III

On November 30, 2022
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On November 23, 2022, John A. Friday III, age 80, passed away peacefully after a love-filled day with his family. In the heavens, John joins his beloved wife Susan Charles Friday, his son Christopher C. Friday, and his sister, Barbara Friday Rumble. He is survived by his son John C. Friday, wife Kelsey Friday and their sons Cooper and Mason; his son Andrew M. Friday, wife Nouny Friday and son Luca; and his grandson Clayton Friday. He is also survived by his brother Charles “Chip” Friday and many loved nieces and nephews.
John was a lifelong marksman and angler. He was also a chef, teacher, gardener, carpenter, storyteller, salesman and friend to many. Most of all, he was loving husband and father who will be missed by family and friends alike.
Memorial contributions can be made to the Allegheny Country Rifle Club, 99 Schuetzen Park Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15209.
There will be a family celebration of life for John at a future date.

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Dave

Dec 1 2022
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Thank for teaching me how to shoot. I will always remember you, as a great man with a great sense of humor and a big heart. I will also be there for your youngest, my good friend, if he ever needs a hug or a friend, I will be there.

AMF

Dec 17 2022
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Thank you, Dave. I know which Dave this is and your sentiment of kind and accurate words is so appreciated. I'll take that hug next time we meet again. Your good friend, His Youngest

Martin Sturgess

Dec 2 2022
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Very sorry to hear this. I only met him a couple of times but he's one of those guys who you always remember. Incredibly welcoming and down to earth. After I met him I could see him in not only John, but Cooper and Mason also. Definitely a man who lived a great life and left a guidebook for his family to do the same. My sincere condolences. Martin

Andrew Friday

Dec 17 2022
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Martin, On behalf of my brother; John, my nephews; Cooper & Mason, and myself; thank you for your words. He did indeed live a great life. The guidebook he left for us is one we treasure deeply. It's so gratifying that you recognized it and mentioned it because it's the biggest part of his legacy. Merry Christmas and kind regards to you and yours, Andrew