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Job Order Details: John Whyno

Order Number: 221761

Order Date Rush Bundle Total Messages Artist Artist Changes Last Artist Status  
9:46am on Oct, 26th 2026 No No $34.90 0 T.T. Order In-Progress  

Order Information

Job was submitted by Proxy: sharron@jerseymemorial.com

This job contains: Individual Product(s)

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Primary Image: 202610264208Presentphoto.jpg Preview   |   High-Res Download

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Products Selected:

Reflection Marker    |    Reflection Code    |    Portrait    |    Now & Then    |    Watercolor    |    Collage    |    Mosaic Collage    |    Theme & Custom Background    |    Legacy    |    Marquee    |    Reflection    |    Cap Panel

Stationery Selected:

Registry Book    |    Tri-Fold Svc Prog    |    Large Svc Prog    |    Small Svc Prog    |    Bookmark    |    Prayer Card    |    Thank You Card    |   

Customer Information

Name: David Hernandez and Mike Grandi

Company: Jersey Memorial Group

Email Address: danny@jerseymemorial.com

Phone Number 1: 732-607-9500 Old Bridge

Phone Number 2: 732-566-5300 Waitt

Billing Address: 2350 Route 516 Second Floor, Old Bridge, NJ 08857

Shipping Address: 2350 Route 516 Second Floor, Old Bridge, NJ 08857

Account Manager: David Smith

Note: Only Old Bridge and Waitt get the special sized MQ as shown in templates below.


Note: Please provide a digital version with the specific measurements of 43 1/8 X 24 1/8 to allow for full screen viewing. Some orders in the past have not had these measurements. Do not provide our regular Marquee if they request this other one.
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PLEASE USE THE NEW 72dpi
If large version is too big to upload, please email to danny@jerseymemorial.com

 

Note: Please use the correct template for the correct funeral home. Name of home should be on what they put in on the marquee. Also please make sure your file is saved at 72 dpi.

MQ Jersey-Memorial-Old Bridge-Legacy.psd

MQ Jersey-Memorial-Waitt-Legacy.psd

MQ Jersey-Memorial-Old-Bridge-MQ.psd

MQ Jersey-Memorial-Waitt-MQ copy.psd

 

Now & Then

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Background:
NEW DARK GOLD

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202610264208Presentphoto.jpg Preview   |   High-Res Download

2nd Photo Cut-Out Option:
Feather Only

 

Legacy

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Obituary:

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NEW DARK GOLD

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John Whyno, born on September 23, 1929, in Bristol, PA, to Mr. John Whyno, Jr. and Mrs. Linda Whitamer, passed away on October 16, 2026, in Levittown, PA, with his adoring wife Mary and his family by his side. He lived a life of warmth, skill, and grace that will be remembered with love.

​He served his country as an Air Force veteran, carrying with him the steady pride of a man who knew duty, honor, and resolve. Through the years, he showed the same strength in all he did, and those who knew him saw in him a spirit that was dependable, gentle, and true. He was a man who met life with quiet confidence, and he left behind a legacy shaped by hard work, humor, and heart.

​John was a creative genius who could do anything, and that truth shone through every part of his life. With his hands and his imagination, he made wooden toy cars, knives, and baby carriages for the children, each piece a treasure made with care. He also built all of the beautiful pieces of his home, and every room reflected the patience, talent, and love that lived within him. His home stood as a lasting picture of who he was, because it was not only built with wood and tools, but with devotion, laughter, and pride.

​He was funny, kind, and humble, and those qualities made him easy to love and impossible to forget. John had a way of making others feel comfortable, welcomed, and seen. His humor brought smiles, his kindness brought comfort, and his humility made his many gifts shine all the brighter. He did not seek praise, yet his life was full of reasons for admiration. He gave generously of himself, and in doing so, he gave joy to everyone around him.

​John met Mary at O'Boyle's ice cream parlor in 1957. What at first began as a friendship blossomed into a love story that would carry them into the future. Mary said she fell for his shining eyes, his white smile, and his confidence, and John said that marrying Mary was the best thing to ever happen to him. They wed in 1959, settling down in Levittown not far from where he was born. Their love was deep and steady, and their home became a reflection of that bond. It held the beauty of their shared life, the comfort of their companionship, and the quiet strength of a marriage built to last.

​John is lovingly remembered by Mary Whyno, by his daughter and son-in-law Becky and Tyler Izen, by his three grandchildren, and by his six great-grandchildren, each of whom carries forward a part of his spirit. He is also remembered by his brother Fergie Whyno and his sister Myrna Whyno, who shared in the family ties that meant so much to him. He was preceded in death by his son, John Steven, whose memory remained close to his heart. The family he leaves behind will forever hold dear the lessons he taught, the laughter he shared, and the love he gave so freely.

​Now his faithful work on earth is done, and his bright race here has been run. Though his hands are still, his legacy stays, in loving hearts and in lasting ways. The toys he made, the home he built, the joy he gave, the love he felt, all stand as proof of a life well spent, of a man whose days were truly meant to bless, to build, to laugh, and to shine. John Whyno was a creative, loving, funny man, and his memory will live on in every heart that knew his light.
Legacy
John Whyno
September 23, 1929 – October 16, 2026

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