John Michael Pearson

Birth date: Apr 19, 1936 Death date: Mar 28, 2020

John Michael Pearson passed from this life into the loving arms of his Father in Heaven on March 28, 2020 at North Oaks Hospital in Hammond, LA. He was born on April 19, 1936 in Dalark, AR. He was 84 years old. John began college Read Obituary

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Dianne Graiser

290w ago

Today we lay to rest our brother in law, John Michael Pearson who has gone on to his heavenly home to be with his Lord and Savior.
John was more like a bother to my siblings and me than an in-law. He had many friends from all walks of life; he served his country with pride for twenty-six years and in later years, being the civic-minded person that he was, he served his community as well, he was a religious man that loved his faith and church.
John was a terrific husband, son, brother, neighbor, friend and family member and he will be missed beyond words by all those who had the pleasure of knowing big John, a true "Gentle Giant". Dianne Daussat Graiser and Buddy Graiser 4/2/2020

Virginia Clark

290w ago

We are so sorry we can't visit with you at this terrible time. I will miss John when I am walking down the street. He always had a happy hello and Keith wanted you to know how much he will miss him at church.Our prayers are with you. Virginia and Keith Clark

Patrick Settoon

290w ago

What a wonderful friend John was. We had the good fortune to be John and Jaunita's
neighbors for many years. He loved Hammond. . He cared for his fellowman as evidenced by his many friends. John sponsored my second tenure as a Kiwanian, and I had the privilege to sit next to him at our noon meetings. We would discuss many issues confronting our nation,,state and community. He was often referred to appropriately as a "gentle giant". John enriched my life, - as he did many -- and I will miss him. I Iook forward to the day we can resume our comradeship. Pat and Barbara Settoon

Lee Collins

290w ago

I always referred to John as my buddy. He was one of that special breed of men who could and would talk to a woman and not "at" a woman. Lee Collins

Judy Couvillion

290w ago

There are so many wonderful memories I have of my dear friend John. He was a very active member of the Hammond Kiwanis Club, was “the voice” of the Tour de Tangipahoa Bike Ride instructing the riders that their safety was our #1 concern. He loved his wife Juanita unconditionally. Rarely did you see one without the other. We are going to miss you “Big John” more than you know. Table #1 is going to have a big void. Prayers to Juanita & your extended family who all loved you so very much. Judy Couvillion

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