Death date: Jan 19, 2024
John W. Belcher, 79, of Stafford Springs, CT passed away on Friday, January 19, 2024 at Hartford Hospital after a very long battle with dementia. He was born in Stafford, son of the late Ralph and Amorette (Stebbins) Belcher. John Read Obituary
I am sorry for your loss, John was a good freind to my dad, Sylvan Tetrault and I saw him visiting many times at my dads farm.
We enjoyed going to the Big E with John one year. And he went to the Lynard Skynard concert with us. It was Lynard Skynard, Charlie Daniel's, Marshall Tucker & Jamey Johnson. John loved to dance & the outdoors concert didn't stop him from doing just that. He got up & was dancing with the ladies next to us . I wish I could find my videos to post them.
John will be missed. May he R.I.P. our condolences goes out to the family
John Stafford will never be the same without you dear friend. I loved his smile and his laugh filled your heart. Rest in peace my friend. I called him John Boy and he called me Annie Oakly. He came to the Inn often when I open the doors of Angelina Inn Keepers Place, John was always looking for breakfast. You are missed.
We are so very sorry for your loss.
You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Lisa and Kevin Bundy
I will miss John. He was a good friend and neighbor. Sending my condolences to the Belcher family.
John was the first person to welcome me to Crooked S Road, puttering up the driveway on his motorcycle, introducing himself and telling me all about his life in Stafford. I had the good fortune to walk with him on the local roads and spent time with him rounding up his recalcitrant cows when need be. I will miss John's sense of humor, love of Stafford and commitment to the town's agriculture. He was a natural story teller and a good neighbor. Heartfelt sympathy to his family and many friends.
My sincere condolences. John was a nice person and always had the best stories! He will be missed. May he rest in piece!🙏🕊️️
My sincere condolences to Carol and John. I have known John all my life and worked with him in his fields and had many conversations on my porch. He taught me many things about farming. Keep the faith.
