John Lynn Zubler
October 25, 2010

                        


Life Legacy

ZUBLER, JOHN LYNN, 86 of Sebring, FL died October 25, 2010 at his residence. John was born in Philadelphia, PA and served in the Merchant Marines during W.W. II, and received his BA from Penn State University. He retired from Continental Baking Co., Philadelphia moving to Cape May Pointe, NJ where he worked as an engineer on the Cape May Ferry moving to Sebring in 1996. John was associated with Pappa Johns and was a member of the Highlands County Concert Band and other local bands. He is survived by his wife, Joan C. Bayles-Zubler, Sebring; sons – Glen, Jeffrey and Gregg Zubler; daughter, Bonnie Guile; step-son, Robert Bayles and step-daughters, Nancy Kelley and Conna Choi. No services are planned.

Condolences or Life Stories may be expressed in his Guestbook. Morris Funeral Chapel, Sebring, Fl.

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Facts

Born In Philadelphia, PA
Place of Death; Sebring, FL
Retired from Continental Baking Co., Philadelphia
Engineer on the Cape May Ferry
Highlands County Concert Band

      Survived By

Joan C. Bayles-Zubler, Wife
Glen Zubler, Son
Jeffrey Zubler, Son
Gregg Zubler, Son
Bonnie Guile, Daughter
Robert Bayles, Step-Son
Nancy Kelley, Step-Daughter
Conna Choi, Step-Daughter

Guestbook

10/29/2010 - Pat Dell
I've sold hundreds and hundreds of homes to many people over the years, but John Zubler was one who stood out and always would come over to say "HI" and give a funny story. I was impressed with his abilities in the field of music even in the late years of his life. Joan, take care of those Parrots! Sincerely, PAT

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10/31/2010 - Tom Frazer
I am sorry to hear of John's passing. He was one of those rare people who loved the simple joy of playing the trumpet and making music regardless of what kind of group he played with.
There are too few like him.
Tom Frazer

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11/01/2010 - Steve Welch
I remember John for his friendliness and his love of playing his horn. When my family first arrived in Sebring, John heard me playing some of the instruments in The Salvation Army chapel; he knocked on the door and invited me to play in the community band. Occasionally, we got together for 9 holes of golf. (It was fun playing with someone who was almost as bad a golfer as I.) Then, there were a few trips to Tampa to watch some Rays games. Eventually, John asked about playing in The Salvation Army band. Although he was not a soldier, he always dressed in "black and white" to look more uniform. John was THE second cornet section. A lot of good memories of John during our five years there. Thanks for sharing him with us, Joan! I hope to see him in Heaven some day...