My sympathies and condolences to your family and all the many people feeling this loss. I will remember John as always caring for, mentoring and teaching others. His impact on who I am as a person is beyond measure. Hard to find words other than he will be forever missed and never be forgotten.

My sincere sympathy and condolences on the loss of a magnificent man. Having known of John for many years and meeting him only a handful of times, he was a genuine soul with a solid mind and grounded heart. The world is a better place because of him.

The two words I think of with John are Trust and Respect.
I enjoyed working with him, and we were usually of like minds in our opinions relating to real estate.
I grew up an Orioles fan, and John and I often talked baseball, and the Baltimore Teams of old.
I will miss him.

Dear Natalie,

My deepest sympathy and condolences to you and your family. Our prayers and your thoughts are with you. We ask God to repose his soul and give him rest .We ask God to give you and your family comfort and peace.

My deepest sympathy to John’s family and to all whom he touched. Sometimes there are people who come into our lives that really make a difference and inspire us be a better person. John was one of these people. John had a major impact on my career and I wouldn’t be the leader I am today had it not been for his wisdom and support. He led with empathy, courage, understanding and love – “The juice was definitely worth the squeeze”

I worked with John at Blockbuster and Starbucks. In fact, he had called me to let me know what a great company Starbucks was when he knew I was interviewing. An outstanding human being; I am so sorry to hear of his passing.

My deepest sympathies and condolences to the family, friends and loved ones for the loss of such a wonderful person. Words can’t express the sorrow I and so many others are feeling by his passing. John has left an indelible impact on me personally, professionally and beyond. I am so grateful and fortunate for the time, support and mentorship that John provided me over the years. He will always be in my thoughts and prayers.

Hearts are heavy with the news of John’s passing. His spirit and energy will live on in all who have been lucky enough to have been on the path of his journey. His wisdom, kindness and compassion cannot be compared. I am forever grateful to have known him. Know that he had a tremendous positive impact on so many people. Sending so much love to all of you during this sorrowful difficult time. Love -Kate Feuti

I am shocked and saddened on the loss of my dear cousin, John. John was always a special person in our family and was dearly loved by us all. You will be sorely missed. Rest in Peace with the Lord.

To know John was to know that there was good in the world. Humble, Strong and Kind. He changed the lives of so many. Thinking of your family during this difficult time.

I am at a loss for words hearing about John’s passing. He was the quintessential professional, always consistent in thought and execution; supporting our group with a steady leadership approach. His smile was infectious and he lit up the room whenever we were together. My sincere condolences to the entire extended family and friends.

So sad to hear this about my dear cousin John. He was a great man, husband and father. Prayers for the family😪🙏

My sincere condolences to your family, I had the blessing of working with John indirectly at Starbucks. John always found the time to talk to you and see how you’re doing even when he was super busy , he will be missed by many.

My condolences to your family for your recent loss. John was a great man, mentor, leader and friend which I had the pleasure of knowing for many years. He will be deeply missed by many. I’ll keep it short as John instilled in me ” less is more”. Our prayers are with your family.

John was one of the best. A wonderful co-worker, mentor and friend. He was supportive of so many people and helped me progress in my career over the years. He is as always there for others. Sending my thoughts and condolences to the Cadden family. ❤️

Can one person make a difference in the world?
If you’re looking for the answer, you’ll find John Cadden. John was a gift to 100’s if not 1000’s of people. He helped you grow your career, find your passion, be a better husband, give you lessons on good parenting or you could just follow his lead on being a good human. Losing someone so impactful to so many people’s lives actually makes the world feel a little smaller today. I describe John to my friends as the person you could talk to about anything, he would give you advice and his opinion, but there would be no judgment, he would coach without lecturing and could tell a joke without breaking character.
There will not be day that goes by which I don’t remember or use a “Caddenism” I’ll keep him in my heart forever and try to make him smile as I shamelessly repeat one of his quotes, some of his advice maybe even use some of his corny dad jokes.
To Sam, Alex and Barb, my heart is with you during these tough times, please take some comfort knowing that so many people are sending you love right now.
Sincerely,
Dan Shallit

I was so sad to hear about my cousin, John. I have not had the opportunity to see him for several years but I know what an amazing guy he was. I remember his great sense of humor and love for his family! He will be missed by everyone who was lucky enough to know him! Sending my love and prayers to the Cadden family!
Pat

Sending love and hugs to the entire Cadden family!

A wonderful leader and mentor for over 7+ years, its really hard to think of a more respectable and admired human being such as John. Many long rides in the backroads, highways and byways of the deep south, having great conversation, great laughter, and listening to great wisdom from him. Always encouraging and supporting with the dose of humor that only John could pull off. April 19th, 2022 was my last time interaction with John while having dinner at the beloved Catches Waterfront Grill their in Port Richey. After catching up with each other lives, he was still encouraging, supporting, and mentoring until the last bite.

Barb, Sam, and Alex, John meant a lot to me and I’ve realized it much more since he retired and even more now that he has passed. You had a great husband and father, and the world truly will not be the same without him. You have our upmost condolensces at this time and wishing you much comfort as you go thru this period of transition.
Warner

I was so lucky to get to work with and know John. He was always supportive and kind and was such a good man. Sending my heartfelt condolences.

Dear Cadden Family,

My sincerest condolences. I am thinking of you and your family during this difficult time – so is the entire Starbucks family.

Yours truly,

John Epifanio

My deepest condolences to your family during this terribly difficult time. I had the pleasure of working for John at Starbucks, and he was the type of leader you loved to work for. He was strong, humble, kind, humorous and authentic. I always appreciated that he wasn’t afraid to hear “real talk” from his team. I didn’t get to spend a lot of time with him, but every time I saw him in the office, he made me feel seen, valued and heard. Even in infrequent interactions, like mine, he made an impact and left a legacy. What a gift he was to our team! He made such an incredible impact on so many partners. I am touched by the testimony of his life; how he treated people, mentored people, his leadership ability, how he touched so many lives. I will carry that example with me wherever I go. I pray the Prince of Peace, King Jesus, will pour out His comfort, love and peace on each of you during this sorrowful time. – Katie B.

John was the epitome of his Caddenism “5 pounds of sugar in a 10 pound bag” because his heart was enormous and affected so many. I always enjoyed talking about fishing, his perspective on life, real estate and family. I remember little about his work but a ton of his warm ways. I will miss John for sure. Sending love and prayers to all the family and friends impacted by John’s passing. I will remember him fondly.

This was/is very heartbreaking news. Although he was a professional gem, I will always remember his positive attitude and humor even more. My heart goes out to Sam and the family. Sending much love and prayers

John was first a friend and then my boss. He was always a pleasure to be around and knew how to make you smile. He was a good man who will always be remembered. He taught me a lot at work and in life. My best memory of him will always be the love he had for Barb and the amazing bond they had… it should be a goal for the rest of us to be that happy and to make another person that happy. You will be greatly missed.

Prayers and condolences to your family. John was a great Starbucks partner and leader to work with. He had a great sense of humor during long days touring stores. May your find memories bring you comfort during the difficult time.

I was sorry to learn of John’s passing. Sending my deepest condolences to the Cadden Family and wishing you peace and comfort during this time.

I’ll remember John for his kindness, sense of humor and big love for his family. He was an amazing partner and so much more. My sincerest condolences to the Cadden family.

John was the most caring servant leader and truly one of the best people I’ve ever known. It was the privilege of my life to support him as coordinator with Starbucks; what a legacy he left behind with all of us. His humility, sense of humor, and “Cadden-isms” as we called them, will continue to live on in my memory. I was on vacation last week when I received news of John’s untimely passing, and had just finished hiking a tough trail where one review mentioned the ‘juice is worth the squeeze’ to get the views at the top. I’d thought of Cadden when I read that note, and now think back on it as a God-wink. I know John would brush it off, but he truly changed so many lives. We are all better for having known him in this life. Deepest condolences to his family and friends; the loss is immeasurable.

I cherish my times with my cousin Johnny. His dry sense of humor was one of my fondest memories when we spent together. I will truly miss him and send my condolences to Barb ,Alex and Sam and my cousins. All my love to you all.
Dave

I was so saddened to hear of John’s passing. My heart goes out to the Cadden family and to all of those whom he touched with his kindness, his humor and his gentle soul. May your memories give you peace and comfort during this challenging time.

From the moment I met John we had many laughs about my favoirte SBUX drink. He was the most kind, considerate and servant leader and we at SBUX were lucky enough to know him and learn from him. You will be missed. Sam and family, we were blessed to have known him, my sincere condolences.

John and I used to talk a lot about life, leadership and the things that really matter. He once told me that “when I get to the Pearly Gates, St Peter isn’t gonna ask me how many stores I opened……he’s gonna ask me what kind of person I was, and how I made this world better…” John was absolute right.

Keep the crab boat gassed up, for when I see you again, my friend…I’ll bring the beer.

I was so saddened to hear about John’s passing. From a Starbucks Partner under his leadership, I can attest to the fact that his impact and legacy still lives on (and will always) in Starbucks Store Development. Even though I did not interact with John as much as others because of my position at the time, John is one of my favorite leaders to have worked under and every interaction I did have with him was warm, genuine, and incredibly kind. His “Cadden-isms” made an impact on Starbucks and on all those he came in contact with, including me. I will forever remember being on a divisional call during a rough season and John reminding us that this was “work not life”. It is clear that John made an impact on all those he interacted with and I am heartbroken for the family and friends. May your sweet memories with John be a comfort to your always.

My deepest sympathies to John’s family.
Mentor, leader, friend, motivator, cheerleader, humorist – John was so many things to so many of us. He will be sorely missed, but the positive impact he had on us will live on.
One of my many lasting memories of John is him asking me “are you ready to jump in the pool?” when providing advice on career and life – I’ll be forever grateful for John’s “swim lessons” to help me take the plunge!
I can think of know better way to honor him then to strive to impact others as he did with us.

My condolences to the Cadden family. John and I would travel together from Maryland to Pennsylvania for several years to attend St. Fidelis. We also shared a house for a time.
He was always a happy guy and we shared some good times. Best memory: was dating a lady way out of my league. Was going to stop and John said to me, “C’mon, you’ve done stupider things”
He was right. God Bless

Barb,I just learned of John’s passing. I am so deeply saddened and words cannot explain how sorry I feel for you, Sammy and Alex. Family and friends came first to John and his devotion can never be matched. I have the fondest of memories and am so thankful and grateful for having the honor to call him my friend.

Oh my I am saddened beyond words! I’ve lost a brother! When I first met John we became instant friends!! I can honestly say one of the greatest honors and pleasures of my life was knowing John! I am so flooded with memories right now that I really can’t find the words, Barb I know how wonderful your relationship was the love and respect you and John shared! Please know that my deepest thought sympathies and prayers are with you and Alex and Sam