Birth date: Feb 22, 1953 Death date: Sep 22, 2020
Jon George Quellos, age 67, passed away unexpectedly Tuesday, September 22, 2020. He was born February 22, 1953 in Cleveland, OH. On September 5, 1975, he married the love of his life, MaryAnn Mellott, in Parma, OH. SURVIVORS incl Read Obituary
MaryAnn, I am so sorry to hear of Jon's passing. The first thing that popped into my mind was the time our families went to Mackinaw Island together. What a good time that was. Jon was so special in many ways, especially in his efforts to improve working people's lives. May God bless him and your family at this difficult time.
Jon will truly be missed. You couldn't have a better friend then him. He loved his trucks and his new Scat Pack Challenger car. He took me for a ride in the Scat Pack
Challenger one day and showed me how fast it would go to the point where I thought I was going to pass out. Man that car was fast. As far as his trucks go he used them to pull down a neighbors tree and helped Earl pull out some shrubs from around his house. Not without leaving some skid marks in the lawns while doing it. Not only did he work on cars at Al's but he cooked a lot of Brats for Al's motorcycle gatherings. He loved
to mow the lawn at least twice a week doing Earl's and his together. Best of all he loved his family and dog Gracie. I will miss my best friend a lot.
My deepest condolences to the family. Pat and I will truly miss Jon. He was always so funny and comforting to be around as he always made us feel so welcomed. Please know that you are all our thoughts and prayers. Soonja and Patric
Mary and family - We are so saddened to hear about Jon’s passing. May you find comfort in knowing you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Memory - Mary Ann and I were co-workers, became friends and eventually our husbands were introduced. We moved from WI to MI for my husbands job. I remember Jon asking us if we wanted to take a ride around the area. We agreed and Jon drove all around showing us various points of interest. Now Jon liked his cars and cycles, but we always knew he just wanted to help us feel more at home in our new state.
This kindness will never for forgotten.
Another fond memory - When my husband lost his job, Jon called my husband and asked him if he wanted to go to lunch since at that point my husband was home alone all day. People often show support through words. Jon was a shining example of how kindness and taking action can change someone’s day when they need it the most.
