Birth date: Aug 28, 1935 Death date: Oct 2, 2017
John Morris McIntosh (Daddy Mc), 82, went to be with Lord on October 2, 2017. A celebration of his life will be at 11am Thursday, October 5, at New Beginnings Baptist Church with Pastor Connor Bales and John’s friend and life grou Read Obituary
Special friend to my own parents. Lots of fun memories and stories. Loved to listen to the stories! May God bless. Lois, Melissa aka Missy...love you both. Praying happy memories flood your thoughts and God's peace when comfort is needed. Love you all!
Lois, Missy and family,
We were so very sad to hear John is no longer here with us on this Earth, but knowing we will all share his great smile and sense of humor again in Heaven is a comfort. We have such great memories of him and your entire family. So happy Arnold Dean forwarded the slide show for his funeral - it was beautiful and captured John perfectly! We love you very much and pray for God to wrap His arms around all of you!
David and Terri Harp and family
Lois, I was so sorry to read about John. I can remember way back. When John, Bill, and used to pester me unmercifully. He was a great guy and will be missed by many.
Lois, Missy and Family,
I love you guys so much and have such fun and sweet memories of Beaver's Bend and Caddo with all the gang! John always had a smile and a story. You are in my prayers and I know you will see John again. May God bring comfort as only He can. I wish we could be with you today but please know that we are lifting you up. Dad is so thankful that he got to talk to John not many days ago. He loved him so much.
Lisa Miller Tolbert-Ardmore, OK
Such a sweet and loving man. Prayers for comfort.
We are so sorry to hear about the passing of John. We all will miss him coming to the office and sharing all his jokes. "What did the monkey say when his tail got cut off"..."It won't be long now..... Our prayers are with you...
Dr Keith Pannell and girls
Joyce, Kathy, Candy, Sherry and Shirlene
When I moved to Caddo in 1952 as a junior in high school, John was my first friend. Great times playing ball, hunting, folk dancing at MYF, swimming in Blue River and just hanging out. Fond memories! Loved John! Prayers for family-----Love you all,
Arnold Dean
