NO!!!!!

I am so horribly saddened!! I just wrote him a few weeks ago and he was fine. He was so proud of his trees and had a such a beautiful place. The place where he lived, those trees, and many of us will sorely miss him!! He looked so good for his age, very sad.

Dave, thanks for letting me know. NO wonder he did not get back to me in messaging. He always does(

I remember Johnmerr fondly. He was an asset to this forum.

It is always so sad to lose someone who is so willing to share their knowledge. He will be missed.

I will miss him to. We use to tease each other about a breakfast dat 12-25 2050 to see who could laugh at who over global warming, real or not. I would be 103 and john would be 115 years old. I never expected to make it to 103. that is why that date was chosen.

John rally knew his stuff when it comes to citrus growing. I have missed him all these years.

How terribly sad!! It always feels terrible to lose an expert voice, an old wisdom that is always a pleasure to hear when it's shared and wonderful to interact with when present. :( God bless him.

How sad, and far too young for such a vibrant soul. He was a real asset here and a nice guy too.

 I'm sorry to hear someone  has passed away now some will have to be the one to pickup his lead and go with it

 We might want to pray for his family In this unfortunate timing for then 

Howard

Oh wow, this is sad. i was just wondering about him the other day while reading something he wrote to me a few years ago. John was the first one to help me learn when i got into citrus. A very knowledgable and friendly guy. i wish i had met him face to face , just to shake his hand and say thanks.

his contact at company https://mayancello.com/contact

Oh no this is so sad. I had no idea. He was such a knowledgeable man. He will be missed. RIP with your Meyer lemons John.

RIP John 🙏 sad news. He was very knowledgeable and sharing

Does anyone know what happened.

Cancer: https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/legacy/obituary.aspx?pid=203798822

Just saw this....yes, the world and the forum lost a Meyer lemon expert. I often remember his advice for encouraging fruit production in a tree..."Have you tried leaning and ax up next to it?"

Sorry to hear of John's passing but happy to have "met" him here and learned a lot from his advice.....but still haven't had to try the ax trick.