He played a huge part in the lives of all around him and the space he leaves behind will never be filled.
He loved his family, his furry best friends, and Jesus. He adored his nieces and nephews, and he meant the world to them. John was also a loyal and devoted son, brother, and uncle. He enjoyed sports and rooting for his favorite teams, the Cincinnati Bengals and USC. John loved to play cards, bowl, and was a gamer-of-all-trades. He was an excellent cook, best friend and confidant, and great travel partner. He loved to laugh and loved making others laugh. John was a member of the Emmaus Community. He always put everyone else first in his life. He was the most selfless, caring and giving person you could ever meet. But he was also known for his many amazing character traits. John was known by many names Big John, Uncle Bubby, and Chunk. It is always difficult to try to describe a person’s life in just a few words, however, John made it easy. In addition to his father, John was preceded in death by his grandparents, Willard Floyd, Sr., George Furlong, Lawrence and Alice Liette his uncles, Willard Floyd, Jr., and Scott Tye and his cousins, Eddy Floyd, and Macie Riegle. John was born on Octoin Greenville to Penny (Liette) Stock, of Greenville, and the late John Charles Ralph Floyd.
John Anthony Floyd, 34, of Greenville, Ohio, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, December 29, 2019, at University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
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