John D. “Big Tooth” Case

HUDSON FALLS – John D. “Big Tooth” Case, 82, formerly of Hudson Falls, went into the arms of the Lord on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at the Glens Falls Hospital.

Born on August 29, 1938, in Granville, he was the son of the late George and Margaret (Roberts) Case, Sr.

John was a 1959 graduate of Hartford Central School. After his graduation, he enlisted in the National Guard, where he proudly served his country for 28 years.

John worked for a paper mill in Schuylerville, retiring after 20 years. He then went to work for Monahan and Loughlin in Hudson Falls, again retiring after 20 plus years. Not letting himself stay idle after his retirements, he served as a security guard for Brinks.

John was a man with many interests.  For a time, he performed in plays for the Glens Falls Opera Club.  Something he considered a highlight of his life.

John worked hard for his family, but always took time to play.  He enjoyed spending time with his family at their camp on Hadlock Pond. He loved life and the people around him.  John will be remembered as a happy man who always had a smile on his face for everyone.  John could also be found indulging in a good cigar or pipe.  He also had a collection of duck figurines. 

John loved his wayside friends, where he was bartender.  He worked hard, lived hard and played hard.

In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his son, Michael John Case,  his ex-wife, Marjorie (Brayton) McDougal, mother of his children and his siblings, Shirley Woods, Geraldine Zellers, George Case, Jr., Louise Priest and an infant sister.

He is survived by his children, Julia Denise (Case) O’Neil of Argyle, Brian Andrew Case of Granville and Stephany Euber and her husband, Jonathan, II of Argyle; his daughter in law, Linda Case; nine grandchildren, Bridget (Case) Bailey, Eric Gonyea, Heather Tucker, Alicia Dumas, Courtney O’Neil, Charlene Euber-Gregory, Victoria Euber, Jonathan Euber, Jr., Isabella Euber; many great grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Friends may call on Sunday, March 7, 2021, from 11 to 1 p.m. at the Carleton Funeral Home. Inc., 68 Main Street in Hudson Falls.

His funeral service will follow the calling hours at 1 p.m. on Sunday at the funeral Home, with the Rev. Sandra Spaulding, officiating.

To view the funeral service, please log on to www.Zoom.com at 1 p.m.  meeting ID# 7929840461 put in password HL2d6E.

Burial will be at a later date at Gerald B. H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery in the town of Stillwater.

Memorial donations may be sent to the Disabled American Veterans, VA Reginal Office 345 West Houston Street, Room 304, NY, NY 10014. (Dav.org)

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5 Responses to John D. “Big Tooth” Case

  1. Patty Winchell says:

    My favorite”Uncle Johnny” will truly be missed! He was one of only a few men I can truly say I have ever loved! He made you smile and he was the man in front of you . He came to California to visit Jim, our sons and me a few years back… Well, as many know Uncle Johnny was also quite the ladies man … or do he thought! He called me from the airport thinking I was late picking him up. Well lo and behold did he not get on the wrong flight in Chicago and end up in L A. … instead of San Francisco! All due to the fact he was flirting with the stewardesses I am sure!! He thought it was a riot! I on the other hand was having a fit hoping he was ok! My phone was ringing off the hook because his sister, Louise, wanted to know why he was in LA. How did I know?! He’s your crazy brother! Well we got it figured out and 2 hours later he was by my side. Needless to say I did not let him out of my sight the whole time he was here! God bless you Uncle Johnny! I pray you are smiling in heaven and keeping watch over Mom! Love you forever!❤️🙏

  2. Janet L Ross says:

    So sorry to hear that John is is heaven talking with everyone now. But know that he is enjoying every minute of it. Hopefully he has a dog to walk!!! My sincere sympathy to you all. Will remember John fondly.

  3. Chris Sprague says:

    So sorry for your loss. It is hard at any age. My thoughts and condolences are sent to you and your family.

  4. Kay Allen says:

    I knew John from the wayside bar he a great funny guy sorry for your loss Rest In Peace

  5. Dan Watkins says:

    Condolences and Prayers to All
    I knew brother Gentleman George Case so wanted to reach out to your family at this time of your loss
    Sincerely, Dan Watkins

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