John was a bright, gregarious, loving, kind, and gentle American man of Scottish descent. He died in the nosecone of the Pan American airplane, Clipper Maid of the Seas, which crashed into Tundergarth Mains Farm, in Lockerbie. John was buried across the road in Tundergarth Cemetery, only mile...
John was like a dear brother-in-law to me because he was married to my favorite American cousin, Victoria. I clearly remember his first visit to P...
I visited Lockerbie with 17 Syracuse University students on 23/24 September 2022. We met the people of Lockerbie, first responders, volunteers. We...
My Father John Cummock was taken from us the night of December 21, 1988. Even though I was only 6 years old, I still remember that night and how f...
John Binning Cummock was an exceptional human being.
Truly he was, in all aspects: as the head of a family, as a successful and respected pr...
I remember my Uncle as a kind, gentle soul who was always welcoming and fun to visit. My fondest memory of him was when I had to build two small c...
I was the European General Counsel for Bacardi during the late 1980s. John was on a business trip to our offices in Belgravia in 1988. I recall a ...
I had the privilege of working with John as we planned a holiday party for the HOA of his subdivision just a few short days before the tragedy of ...
John became our next door neighborhood when he moved from Utah to Stamford, CT for a new job. He was in his late 20s at the time, but in retrospec...
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