John Sidney Lincoln Jr.
John Sidney Lincoln Jr. passed away on December 30th, 2022 after a battle with liver cancer.
John is predeceased by his mother Florence Violet Lincoln Weary and his father John Sidney Lincoln. He survived by his two daughters Cheryl Grant and Cecilia Hill, his sons-in-law Greg Grant and Nick Hill and his grandchildren Cameron Grant, Lee Grant, Allison Grant, Alex Hill, Adam Hill, Eddie Hill, his four sisters Irene Friel, Sydney Mae Odum, Frances Civita, and Georgia Ann Geherin. There are no events planned, as John did not wish to have services.
You may make a donation to The Cheshire Medical Center where he received treatment for the last year or cancer research at Donate to Cancer Immunotherapy Research – Cancer Research Institute in John’s honor as an alternative to flowers.
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John ” Brother”, you will be deeply missed, continually in our lives from your laughter, wonderful sense of humor and you wisdom that was shared in many a serious conversations. And your love of your daughters and grandchildren were always present, your eyes danced and your voice was happy when you spoke of them. Glad you are at peace. Love & miss you.
Cousin Karen Weary Dilliplane
Cheryl and Cecilia, my thoughts and prayers are with you both and your children for your loss! I met your dad only a couple of times when I was younger. I always knew from family stories he was a good person. I remember him in his Navy uniform as he visited us in New Hampshire when my dad was stationed there! (Carl Weary) aka Uncle Sam, he was your grandma Floss brother. We lost him in June at 89…. Huge loss for me as I’m sure this is for you all! Again hugs and prayers to all. I wish I would have been closer to know his great character Karen spoke of. ❤️🙏
I’m glad you and his grandchildren were able to spend an extended amount of time with your father last summer/fall. I am sorry for your loss.
My brother, John was a great scource of inspiration, wisdom, kindness,sweetness add humor to name just a few of his qualities. It is almost inconceivable to grasp that he is the baby of our family of himself and four older sisters, that he would be the first to go to his eternal reward. Living the Faith that was installed in us, we realize that God’s plan isafter all the best! He imitated our mom with how she handled her illness and passing with ‘panache, one of his favorite words! Down to the last, that he never had to leave his woods. As i reflect on his conversations with me, they shine ever more brightly and I miss him intensely. He spoke many times about the good life he had and was grateful for it, two great daughters and their husbands,the six beautiful grandchildren, his unmathed Navy mates, brilliant coworkers at Poloroid, gun club buddies and the greatest neighbors a person could have!
Love ❤️ him and fervently wish him eternal peace. Big Sister, Irene