When John came into the 1st BN he fit right in. He was a excellent Artilleryman, a leader and instructor. I knew after working with him,that one day he was on the career track for CSM. As a friend we had many good times with him and his wife Lee. Although the list is long of the people I missed when I retired, John was in the top ten! John, you will be missed and never forgotten!

We were are very saddened to here of Johnny’s passing.

Borek cousins,

June, Teddy and Debi

To CSM Humphrey’s family:

My deepest sympathies for your loss. CSM was a good man, and a great NCO. He will be missed. Now he’s in front of our formations from above. Rest In Peace CSM.

Respectfully,

SSG Tirrito

I had the honor of serving with john for many years in the 1st bn 112fa. John was a good man, an outstanding soldier. He will be missed the world is now a lesser place. John you will be missed. My condolences to all friends and family

My deepest and sincerest condolences to a great man and mentor. Thank you for all you have done for the New Jersey Army National Guard.
Rest In Peace, Sustainers Forward!

I am so sorry for your loss may God continue to bless the family during your time of sorry. He will be truly missed and always remembered.

CSM Humphreys will be forever missed. It was my honor and privilege to serve with him. Truly one of the greats. My family sends the Humphreys family our deepest sympathy and condolences during this time.

To John's family, so sorry for your loss. Lee, your husband use to pick up my dad everyday to work his construction business I know you must remember, He fondly called my dad Bubba, he spent many many days at my parents house growing up, he was the one that actually coined the name for my father and loved him very much, my dad is going to be the hospital and can not pay his final respects to him which hurts very very much, they are very fond of each other. Now we go back to the beginning, Donna went to school with my sister Kathleen, Larry John and I all went to school together, grew up together. and George was a little too young when we were running around, but him and I also became friends when we got older and the little age gap no longer was there, I remember swimming in the pool, playing pool with the boys in the basement at the Humpreys' house. My thoughts and prays are with you all.

I'm so sorry for your loss. CSM was my 1st Sergeant while stationed at Ft. Dix during noble eagle. I later trained him and the 119th for the deployment to Afghanistan. He was a great person and a quality Senior NCO and soldier.