John C. Bibbee, 59, died on Monday December 13, 2021 from injuries sustained in a traffic accident in Huntington, West Virginia.
John was born on August 19, 1962 in South Charleston, West Virginia. Although he lived in several states throughout his life, West Virginia was his true home.
John was a veteran of the Unites States Army, of which he was very proud.
He is preceded in death by his parents Mac Bibbee and Sheri Bostic Brown.
He is survived by sons Cole Bibbee (Karla) and Bryce Bibbee (Katelin) of Arizona, his granddaughter Reese of Arizona, and his sister Ann Withrow of Florida.
John never knew a stranger. He will be missed by many friends and extended family members. His immediate family will gather at a future date in Arizona in remembrance of him. Rest in peace, John.
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Lora Adkins
Dec 20, 2021
Will never forget your smiles, laughs and stories we shared later in our lives. Sunday school at St Mark's, my first ride on your Honda 70, playing at Nora's & Guy's, tennis on the wall at the church on Capitol Hill, then later sitting on your front porch watching sunsets on the Ohio River. You were a wonderful gift to my life. Thanks for the happy times and serving our country. Prayers for your family & rejoicing on your homecoming. Now, you are cheering us all on from above, see you when I get home.
Richard Alderson
Dec 20, 2021
John was an old high school friend.. and we lived together in Myrtle Beach in the Summer of 1981.. I'm also the guy that got him signed up for the Army. There were many times through the years that we saw one another but the last time I spoke to John we were working on getting his VA rating increased. And that was just 18 months ago. Anyway, Mac and John were always like family. I'm praying for you John..
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Will never forget your smiles, laughs and stories we shared later in our lives. Sunday school at St Mark's, my first ride on your Honda 70, playing at Nora's & Guy's, tennis on the wall at the church on Capitol Hill, then later sitting on your front porch watching sunsets on the Ohio River. You were a wonderful gift to my life. Thanks for the happy times and serving our country. Prayers for your family & rejoicing on your homecoming. Now, you are cheering us all on from above, see you when I get home.
John was an old high school friend.. and we lived together in Myrtle Beach in the Summer of 1981.. I'm also the guy that got him signed up for the Army. There were many times through the years that we saw one another but the last time I spoke to John we were working on getting his VA rating increased. And that was just 18 months ago. Anyway, Mac and John were always like family. I'm praying for you John..