Birth date: Jul 22, 1970 Death date: Feb 12, 2025
John Francis Oldach, 54, of Tallahassee, and formerly Laguna Niguel, California, passed away Wednesday, February 12, 2025. He is survived by his loving wife of 21 years, Krista Oldach, and beloved son, Jackson Oldach. John was bo Read Obituary
John emanated goodness and kindness. It was such a blessing to spend time with him this summer and get to enjoy his wonderful sense of humor. His face lit up every time he looked at Krista and Jackson. I will be thinking of him today with love and sadness as his family and friends gather to celebrate his life, wishing I could be there, and I will miss him so much.
When John was in his 20’s and visiting, I took him to dinner and his first live play. We had a great time and whenever I would see him, he always mentioned what a great memory it was. He always made me laugh also by saying it was his first and his last! That was John. ❤️
John was such a caring person, always. I am so grateful to have shared in the beautiful light and love he brought to this world. That sense of humor was the best! Love, Paula
Uncle John was one of the most supportive people I’ve ever met. The time I got to spend with him were some of the funniest and most fond memories. He was the kindest man, he cared for his family like no other, and the way he brightened the room was magical. Thank you for the memories uncle John!
What a beautiful tribute, John was truly the best person anyone could ever hope to know. He was a blessing to anyone who crossed his path, and had his own special way of making you seen, heard, loved, and most definitely laughing. He was an angel on earth and I will miss him everyday. I will always love you John❤️. Love, Lynnie
My Uncle John was hilarious and kind. I will cherish the laughs I had with him and know his memory will live on ❤️❤️
Krista and I were both married to accomplished guitarists.
My husband Bobby Redfield, played in the Monterrey Jazz Festivals alongside Cal Tjader and Claire Fisher. He became friends with John through both golf (handicap 2-4) and the guitar. Two very talented individuals. Upon my husband's death, John was at my home immediately to give me support. He told a story of a dog he once had, leaving me laughing and crying simultaneously. His heart was as large as the oceans. He will be dearly missed, leaving this world short of love, but full of marvelous, hilarious memories. I believe his sole was so wonderful that he will join us again, somehow, because he left us too soon. Thank you, John. Love to his family, Shirley Redfield
