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John Howley - Class of 1975
Submitted by Fran Olson Gustafson 1965 <fgustafson917@gmail.com>
on 27/Jun/2024
97.124.252.171
Dr. John "Jack" Howley, born on March 28, 1957, in Newburgh,
New York, passed away peacefully on Saturday, June 22, 2024.
He was the cherished son of Catherine and Dr. William
Howley. He is also mourned by his brothers William Howley,
Fr. Vincent Howley, Thomas Howley, and Francis Howley, and
his previously deceased sisters Catherine Benjamin and
Marion Riley. He leaves behind many nieces, nephews, aunts,
and uncles.
Jack is survived by his beloved sons, Ryan and Tyler, who
fondly remember him as a loving father and an inspiring role
model.
Jack truly lived life to the fullest, always ready for the
next adventure. He especially loved traveling to Cabo,
spending time at his cabin in Dolores, Colorado, and
exploring the beauty of Nicaragua. Jack's passion for
skiing, golfing, and fishing with friends brought him
immense joy. His friends adored him for his vibrant spirit,
generosity, and unwavering loyalty. There are countless
wonderful memories of trips and adventures shared with him.
Jack spent many wonderful years in Flagstaff, building a
community of lifelong friends who will miss his warm and
friendly presence deeply. He left a lasting impression on
everyone he met, always bringing light and positivity into
their lives.
Professionally, Jack was a dedicated and compassionate
cardiologist who touched countless lives through his work.
After completing his undergraduate degree at Mount Saint
Mary's College in Newburgh, NY, Jack attended medical school
in the British West Indies at the American University of the
Caribbean, where he laid the foundation for his remarkable
career. He trained briefly at St. Vincent's Hospital in New
York City and later completed his residency and fellowship
in cardiology at St. John's Hospital in Detroit, MI. His
commitment to his patients and his exceptional care left a
lasting impact on everyone he met.
Jack's legacy is one of kindness, adventure, and a genuine
passion for helping others. He will be deeply missed and
forever remembered by his family, friends, colleagues, and
all those whose lives he touched throughout his remarkable
journey.
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In lieu of flowers, trees can be planted in his memory
through Norvel Owens Mortuary website or donations can be
made to the local Boys and Girls Club and Flagstaff Medical
Center.
There will be an open house visitation on Saturday June 29th
at 3:00pm at Jack's house in Flagstaff, AZ and a Holy Rosary
and Catholic Mass on Monday July 1st. Rosary starting at
10:00 am, Mass at 10:30 am at San Francisco de Asis in
Flagstaff, AZ. There will be a celebration of life in the
coming months in Newburgh, NY. https://bgcflag.org/flagstaff-charity/
https://www.nahealth.com/office-philanthropy/donate-now/
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