Condolence: My heart goes out to John and his family. I had the pleasure to work with John in the Freedom Region and at HQ and he always had a smile on his face to match his warming spirit. I will always remember our last conversation of us talking about getting ready for the Dragon Boat Race on the Regatta and we laughed about how bad the water smells but how much fun we have. Each time I am in that boat I hope you are watching out for me up there! Remember I am the crazy person who gets in that boat but cannot swim....Rest in Peace..You truly are missed!!!

Condolence: So sorry to learn about John's passing. He and I were on rival tennis teams in high school. I do recall that he won more sets than me during our matches. We then were USNA classmates before starting our careers of service in the Fleet. Take solace knowing that John is in Heaven. Vivat Jesus.

Condolence: May his memory be a blessing. Our deepest condolences to the Titus Family.

Condolence: You are a person I looked up to during your stay at Comcast in North Jersey. You have inspired and made be a better leader to my team. Thank you. - Geremy

Condolence: We are heartbroken over the loss of John and have so many great memories of him as a terrific father and husband. You all have always been our closest Navy family and we will be praying daily for your strength to press on! We love you all!

Condolence: Dear Amy, Jack and Matt,
We were so saddened and shocked to hear of this tremendous loss in your lives. John always had a huge smile on his face at any of the baseball and basketball games we shared over the years. His love for his family was evident and his commitment to our country was outstanding. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Condolence: Amy and Family - we are shocked and are sending hugs, thoughts, and prayers for all of you. John was an awesome human being and we were privileged to know him. I will never forget the time we spent all weekend together at the Army Navy Game and then at Eagles Game the following day in frigid cold and snowy weather. If there is anything we can do, please don’t hesitate to ask. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Condolence: Amy, Jack, and Matt - I am so very sorry for your loss. John was instrumental in my joining Comcast 2 years ago and I haven’t regretted it for 1 day. I never would have guessed that he would have such an impact on me both professionally and personally. I hope I can honor that by doing the same for my colleagues. His positive energy made a difference and I loved working with him. He spoke of you all often and shared current pictures every time I saw him. He was very proud. We are thinking about you during this very difficult time.

Condolence: Our prayers and condolences to the Titus family.

Condolence: Dear Amy, Jack, and Matt, Kyong and I are truly devastated to learn of John's passing. He was such a true friend and mentor to me both professionally and personally. While it has been 30+ years, it sure seems like just yesterday that I got to know both of you so well that summer of '88 when John and I "worked" at the USNA Admissions Office. To sum it up, it always took 2 or 3 of ensigns to go buy donuts on Fridays. Lots of golf, parties, tailgaters, beer coolers and kegs. It was a real change from midshipman life and John, being a year senior to the rest of the gang, broke us in well. ..maybe too well. I was so happy to be a part of your wedding the next year, and I have so many fond memories of us crossing paths in California, Pax River, and DC. I wish I had seen all of you more recently as your boys are all grown and our own Jack is now sprouting up. You are a very special family to us, and that will continue even as we miss John so very much. He was a great Navy officer, friend, but especially a husband and father. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Tom, Kyong, and Jack