John Alfred McCulloch
December 1, 1945 - December 1, 2020

"I listened to John for several decades. I just learned of his passing tonight, while I was doing an Internet search on someone else with the same surname. My condolences to his family, friends?and fans. RIP John?"

" John was a great Patriot, Christian and I enjoyed his sincere and honest perspective as a radio host. He loved us listeners and told us often how he had the greatest listeners and much he appreciated us! ? I kept searching for updates on John; he has been on my heart & in my prayers for months. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. I loved listening to John and missed him dearly every evening at 6pm on WJR . I even listened to John way back in the day on am 1270 with McClain, Scott, Rush, Newman. My deepest condolences to his wife, children, family & friends. I will see you one day John when we stand before the Lord on that Glorious Day ? ? ? "

"Dad, I will miss your voice the most. One of my fondest memories was when I was 4 and you dedicated a song to me while you DJ'd on an Akron radio station. I was allowed to stay up late that night because you told me you would do it. The song was Don't Go Breaking My Heart. You will live on in the memories of all the people you touched with your kind, thoughtful spirit. Heaven is where we will meet again. Farewell till then."

"Loved listening to John. What a great patriot and a wonderful person! God bless you John and your whole family. May You RIP with our Lord!"

"John was passionate and sincere with his daily conversations on and off the air. It was his honesty and integrity that persuaded me to host a successful financial radio program on The Patriot for several years with John as my chosen moderator . John believed that people deserved the truth and had a way of delivering his message like only a handful could do. I will always remember John as a man of strong faith and someone who truly made a difference in this world. I?m grateful that John was part of my life?s journey and will keep the family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time of healing. Rest in Piece John. Your Friend, Roman Batschynsky "

"To the McCulloch family- My deepest condolences on the loss of John. I grew up with John in cuyahoga Falls and we hung out together. I was one year behind him at Falls High. Our parents were good friends and we vacationed together in Alpena, Mich. and Cook's Forest , Pa. I have some pictures of these and they are great memories indeed. He was a good pal. His dad was Service Director of Cuyahoga Falls and got me my first real job with the city landscape crew. I'm still grateful. Rest In Peace John, Jeff Garn Estero, Fl."

"I went all through school with John. I just want to express my condolences to his family. He was always a kind person and it was a pleasure to know him. Jonni ( Armour) Kalmes "

"I first met John in the early 80's through Cindy and he was always very kind to me, both personally and professionally. I will always remember him for the wonderfully insightful and brilliant political conversations that we would engage. But more than that, I appreciated him for his undying love and respect for my dear friend Cindy. John, I am so sorry that I was unable to say goodbye before you passed. I will look for you when it is my turn to enter Heaven's gates.God bless! "

"Cousin Cindy, so sorry for your loss. I very much enjoyed listening to John on 1400 AM radio these last few years. Marty Lutz"

"John was an inspiration to those of us who know what America is supposed to be all about. "

"Very sad to learn this news. I only knew him through the radio program and spoke a few times. At 66 years of age I felt a common understanding of things with John?s perspectives. Unfailingly polite to all callers. I will miss his voice. Many times he accompanied me on my ride home from work. We are loosing good people and their voices. May he Rest In Peace "

"I am so sorry to hear the news of John's passing. I was an avid listener on the Patriot Radio Show and enjoyed hearing him speak, the sound of his voice, sound advice and his upright values and principles. It was a great comfort to me to hear him in this world of crazy things going on in our country. Deepest Sympathies, I know the deep pain and sorrow you are experiencing, as I just lost my beloved husband 2 months ago. Prayers and God's Peace, Cheryl Fecteau Stenborg"

"The airways will not be the same. I will truly miss you John. Rest in peace my friend."

"A frequent listener to John on 1400AM and earlier stations also. My condolences to John's family, so sorry, my prayers go out. Mark, Royal Oak"

"a in Detroit My thoughts and prayers go out to John?s family, I listened to him for many years. A true gentleman and a giant in Detroit radio. I will miss him so much."

"Long time listener , John was brilliant , I miss him , RIP , a true Patriot ,Michael"

"John's voice will never be silenced. He will be heard and remembered in our hearts. Family-so sorry for your loss. Can't think of a better place to be for Christmas than with our Lord. A loyal listner."

"Cindy, I am so sorry to learn of the passing of your beloved John. Although I did not know him well personally, I listened to him when he worked at WJR and enjoyed the many shows he hosted. I began listening to him when he was the sidekick on one of the call in handyman shows. I was delighted to know that I had a personal connection to him as he married my beautiful and talented cousin Cindy. Know that my heart breaks for for you and that you and the rest of John's family are in my prayers. Hugs. Liz Natter"

"You have left much more than you took, John; wisdom, inspiration, and courage come to mind. I'm sure you left much more to those close to you. My sincere condolences to John's family. We miss you already my friend, my brother-in-arms."

"I grew up listening to you. I remember you on WJR when I was a kid and then later in life I found you again on the Patriot after I started a family of my own. You were an amazing talker and your ideas were always fresh. You followed the information and didn?t regurgitate talking points. I called in at least once a week. You even used something I said as one of your tag lines in a commercial. The world needs more John?s and I hope to God your watching over us smiling and we will continue what you started. My heart aches for your family and selfishly for myself as I will never be able to have another conversation. Rest easy good sir, thank you for so many years of input. We will miss you. "

"A good man, a good friend. Rest In Peace, John."

"Long time listener (wxyt or z) his words of wisom will be missed!"