John Joseph Boyle
It is with great sadness to announce that John Joseph Boyle, aged 75, lost his battle with PSP (Progressive Supranuclear Palsy) on January 19, 2022. He is survived by his loving and caring wife, Winifred Jean Boyle of Union, New Jersey; 3 children – Heather, James and Evan; and his 5 Grandchildren – Tyler, Kaia, Camron, Caden and Lio. Memorial Services will start at noon on February 12, 2022 at James Crowder Funeral Home in Webster, Texas; followed by a Celebration of Life at Villa Capri in Seabrook, Texas.
Seabrook, Texas has been John J Boyle’s home for the last 35 years, after traveling and living in various places around the world.
Prior to his travels and making a home in Texas, John was born in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1946, to James Michael Boyle and Kathleen M Kelley. John J Boyle is also survived by his affectionate siblings – Kevin Boyle and his wife Anne, Sharon Boyle, Mark Boyle, Brian Boyle and his wife Jane; and a multitude of cousins, nieces and nephews.
John J Boyle had a 40-Year Career as a Civil Engineer and Project Manager with Exxon-Mobile after serving his Country during the Vietnam War. Growing up, John was an accomplished baseball player that received a scholarship to play baseball and study Architecture at the University of Wyoming.
John will be forever missed by all who knew him; and fondly remembered for his exemplary character. John was a dedicated son, brother, husband and father; loyal employee and inspirational boss, and incredibly brave until the very end – fighting a battle he could never win since it has no known cure.
In lieu of flowers and to honor John’s memory, please consider learning more about PSP and a donation to CurePSP.org.
You’re always in our hearts John! Love, your sister Sharon
I love and miss my uncle Rest In Peace Uncle John
I am so sorry.
My deepest sympathy to Wini, her children and extended family.
My sincere condolences for the loss of Mr. Boyle. He was a kind spirit 🕊
Learned late of Johns passing. My deepest condolences. I worked with John for many years in Singapore. He was a real moving force on our projects there and always handled vicrories and adversities with the same stoic manner.
Was honored to have known him.
My Sincere Condolences for the Loss , I am very saddened by the loss of a lovely boss and a person, he was always smiling and Helping boss. I worked under him in SPT I really miss him he is a real great Gentleman. he will be always remembered forever..
Very sad to hear that. I worked with him in Singapore in SPT. He was a tall figure in the organization with leadership & inspiring other. Simplicity & humble in nature. Learnt a lot. Never saw losing temperament. Will be missed by all who are acquainted. Strength to family & dear ones. Take care John
My deepest sympathy to his family.
I worked with him in Singapore Exxon-Mobil and he was a very good boss.
Always smiling nature.
John and I worked together in Baytown for multiple years starting in 1988 and in Singapore. We had many work related and golfing memories.
Sadden to hear of John’s passing away.
May our God of comfort and peace continue to be with Winnie and family and provide comfort and peace.
Have had the honor of working with John in Singapore for the SPT project. A really great person who gave his all to his work! Sorry that we heard about his passing after such a long time but nevertheless would like to pay our respects.
May God give him peace in the afterlife and also give his family and loved ones the patience to bear this loss.