John Richard Tindol

John Richard Tindol, 65, passed away on Tuesday, November 18, 2025. Celebration of Life Service will be held Thursday, December 4, 2025 at 1 pm at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park under the direction of Griffin Mortuary. John Tindol was a devoted husband, loving father, and a man whose integrity guided every part of his life. He passed away surrounded by his family, leaving behind a legacy built on love, service, and unwavering character.

John proudly served in the Army National Guard, where he demonstrated dedication, discipline, and honor. He completed his service with an honorable discharge, carrying those values with him into every chapter of his life.

A family man at his core, John married the love of his life, and together they created a home grounded in warmth, laughter, and mutual respect. He was a proud and devoted father to his daughter, Rachelle Moreno, who remained the center of his world.

John was a man of many talents. With a natural gift for carpentry, he could build anything he set his mind toward whether it was a piece of furniture, a home project, or helping others fix what they couldn’t fix themselves. His craftsmanship was matched only by the pride he took in his thriving garden, which he tended with the same patience and the care he showed to the people in his life.

He loved BBQ and spent many weekends cooking outdoors, bringing family and friends together over good food and genuine conversation. John also enjoyed fishing, finding peace in quiet mornings by the water. His favorite holiday was the Fourth of July, a celebration he embraced with joy, excitement, and a spirit full of patriotic pride.

Known for his humor and warm heart, John had a gift for making others feel welcome. He was a beloved brother, uncle, father, and husband, and the kind of man whose presence made every gathering brighter.

John will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His strength, kindness, and love will continue to live on in the memories he leaves behind and in the hearts of the family who cherished him.