Birth date: Oct 18, 1954 Death date: Mar 8, 2020
A supportive and attentive family man, goal driven leader with a humerous and bold personality, John D. Ballard, age 65, of Bellbrook, passed away Sunday, March 8th, 2020 at the Villages at the Greene. John was born October 18th, Read Obituary
John has always been one of my favorite coworkers, and a friend. He will be sorely missed. My condolence to his family. He loved you very much.
So sorry for your loss. I worked with John years ago on a few efforts at CACI. He was always kind and helpful. His presence always filled the room. Shocked and saddened to hear of his passing.
So saddened to hear of John's passing. May his booming voice and love for you echo in your hearts, and give you peace. He will be missed here at CACI. God Bless.
We will miss your wit, wisdom, and wry sense of humor. CACI colleagues: Kristin Dufrene, Debbie DiPierro, Chad Bell, and Betsy Blakney
Sending thoughts and prayers. I knew John as a co-worker that always left me smiling. I'm very proud to have known him. God Bless his family during this difficult time.
I had the pleasure of working with John during my many years at CACI and he was always a pleasure to work with and would always know the proposal was safe in his most capable hands. He will be terribly missed at CACI and by his friends and family. May God provide peace and solace to the family during this time, but know that he loved you all fiercely.
Why is it that always the best ones leave us first? First time I worked with him, John scared me to death. The second time, I loved him with all my heart. And every subsequent time I saw him assigned, I would rejoice. Godspeed, my friend.To the family: your pain must be immense as is mine. But we knew him; I thank God for that fact and he will always be here with us, regardless, inside.
I had the pleasure of being on the same proposal management team with Ballard, as we called him, for a couple of years. There was no venue that his booming voice, personality, and sense of humor couldn\u2019t fill. I hadn\u2019t crossed paths with him for awhile and was shocked and saddened by this news. My deepest condolences to the Ballard family and his many friends here at CACI. He is already greatly missed!
John was always a pleasure to work with and so admired for his dedication to family and career. He will be greatly missed but leaves so many great memories.
The depth of John's kindness was reflected by the generosity of his laugh. We will miss him.
