John Alexander Babalis

John Alexander Babalis

September 25, 1933 - February 05, 2017

John Alexander Babalis

September 25, 1933 - February 05, 2017

Obituary

John alexander babalis died on february 5, 2017, under the sunny panama city sky. He lived with the diagnosis of heart failure for over a year. John was born in athens, greece, september 25, 1933. His family immigrated to roanoke, virginia before moving to welch, west virginia. John graduated from welch high school in 1951. He served in the united states army from 1953 to 1955, and he received the united nations service medal and the national defense service medal. John received his bachelor of arts in economics from morris harvey college in 1970. Before becoming a broker, john worked in his family’s restaurant in welch, west virginia. John joined bache & company (later prudential-bache and then prudential securities) in 1965 and worked there for over 25 years. He eventually opened babalis, john & co llc. John enjoyed travel and he was an avid chess player. He was also an animal lover and advocate, discovering facebook as a way to help lost pets find homes. John was a lifelong member of the greek organization, american hellenic educational progressive association.

Funeral service will be 10 a.M. Friday, march 31, 2017 at st. John greek orthodox church, 3512 maccorkle ave se, charleston, wv 25301 with the rev. Fr. Matthew moore officiating. Burial will follow at woodlawn memorial park, bluefield.

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3 responses to John Alexander Babalis

  1. Relationship: Old Friend
    Location: Charleston West Virginia

    How Very Sad I Am To See My Dear Friend Passed Away Without My Knowing. I Have Known John For Over 30 Years And He Was An Inspiration For Me. I Will Miss Him Dearly. My Love To You. Karen Burgess

  2. Tad Wilson says:

    Relationship: Friend
    Location: Vienna West Virginia

    I Worked With John At Bache & Co Then Prudential Bache Before Leaving And Joining Wheat First Securities. I Was A Young Broker And John Was A Individual That I Had A Lot Of Respect For. He Was Wonderful Personality And Fun To Be Around. Prayers & Thoughts For His Loved Ones And Family. God Bless – Tad Wilson

  3. Beth Moore says:

    Location: Alabama

    With Deepest Sympathies And Heartfelt Condolences I Write To Share A Beautiful Scriptural Promise Of Comfort And Hope.  Jeremiah 29:11 “For I Well Know The Thoughts That I Am Thinking Toward You,’ Declares Jehovah, €˜Thoughts Of Peace, And Not Of Calamity, To Give You A Future And A Hope.”  This Hope Is The Promise To See Our Dear Loved Ones Who Have Past Away Again.  When God Brings Them Back To Life Through A Resurrection To Reunite Them With Us Forever Again.  John 5:28,29 “Do Not Be Amazed At This, For The Hour Is Coming In Which All Those In The Memorial Tombs Will Hear His Voice And Come Out.”  What A Beautiful Promise And How Comforting To Know That We Can Have The Heartwarming Hope That Someday, In God’S New World, We Will Be Reunited With Loved Ones Who Have Fallen Asleep In Death.

    Until That Day Soon May Fond Memories Of Your Dear Loved One Bring You Comfort During This Hard Time In Your Life. Look Back On All The Good Memories You Were Able To Have And Smile At The Fact That You Were Able To Share These.  My Heart And Sympathies Go Out To You And Your Family.

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