In Loving Memory
JD
John David Middleton
July 26, 1954 — March 11, 2026
With heavy hearts we announce the peaceful passing of John David Middleton on March 11, 2026, at the Dr. Ruth McLain Hospice Home in Braintree, after a brief illness.
John was born on July 26, 1954, in Malden, Massachusetts, to the late Walter F. Middleton and Florence K. Middleton, who lovingly guided him through the early chapters of his life.
John's journey through life was marked by his sense of humor and story telling. He was a beloved brother to Diane Middleton Crouse and her husband, Vincent, and James F. Middleton and his wife, Sheila.
In addition to his brother and sister, John leaves Nephews and Nieces, Jay Middleton, Maura Middleton, Patrick Middleton, Katelyn Guimaraes and Michael Crouse. John was also a great-uncle to Jimmy, Chris, Sophie, Joseph, Andrew, Caleb, Natalie, Nathaniel and Ellie.
A member of Malden High School's class of 1972, John went on to further his education at Bunker Hill Community College. Throughout his career, John explored various opportunities before finding his niche as an accountant with the IRS, where his attention to detail and dedication were recognized.
John was a man of many interests, but his love for cars and road trips were among his favorites. He was an avid reader and enjoyed collecting coins. He was known to many as a jokester, and a storyteller . Even in his final days, he brought cheer and laughter to the staff and fellow residents at the hospice home.
A service to honor and celebrate John's life will be held on March 21, 2026 at 11:00 AM at the Bethel Church of the Nazarene, located at 41 Empire Street, Quincy, MA 02169.
The Middleton family extends their deepest gratitude to the compassionate staff of Old Colony Hospice and the Dr. Ruth McLain Hospice Home. Your care and comfort during John's final journey were immeasurable, providing a peaceful transition for him and solace for our family.
As we say goodbye to John, we hold onto the memories, knowing he is reunited with his beloved parents, Walter and Florence. While he may no longer walk alongside us, his stories and laughter will forever echo in our hearts.