John J. Hughes, M.D.
July 29, 1927 ~ May 28, 2010
at Virginia Hospital Center of pneumonia. He is survived by his wife of 24 years, Janet K. Hughes and two step-children, Christine and Jim Offutt.
He is also survived by his previous wife, Marjorie F. Hughes, M.D. of Arlington; four sons, Michael, Eric, Jeffrey and Paul and two daughters, Christine Wysor and Marjorie Lamoso.
Jack has 12 surviving grandchildren, eight boys and four girls.
He is also survived by his brother George of Potomac, MD and sister, Mary of Mountain Top, PA.
Dr. Hughes practiced internal medicine in the District of Columbia for 37 years retiring in 1992. He served as a D.C. delegate to the American Medical Association and was on the Board of the Washington Hospital Center.
Dr. Hughes also taught at Georgetown University Medical School and was a member of the American Society of Internal Medicine and a lifetime member of the American College f Physicians.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
He is also survived by his previous wife, Marjorie F. Hughes, M.D. of Arlington; four sons, Michael, Eric, Jeffrey and Paul and two daughters, Christine Wysor and Marjorie Lamoso.
Jack has 12 surviving grandchildren, eight boys and four girls.
He is also survived by his brother George of Potomac, MD and sister, Mary of Mountain Top, PA.
Dr. Hughes practiced internal medicine in the District of Columbia for 37 years retiring in 1992. He served as a D.C. delegate to the American Medical Association and was on the Board of the Washington Hospital Center.
Dr. Hughes also taught at Georgetown University Medical School and was a member of the American Society of Internal Medicine and a lifetime member of the American College f Physicians.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
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John was an excellent physician and great friend.I have not been in touch with him for years. I met him at Georgetown and he informed me about the Washington Hospital Center.His practice was very busy and centered at GT for some time. A true loss.
Condolences from Norm and Renee Lee, long time friends of Eric Hughes. We are deeply sorry for your loss.
Dear Janet: We just learned of Jack’s passing from Carol. Please accept our condolences for your loss. We regret that we never met Jack but we learned from his obituary what an outstanding individual he was. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, David and Julianne Kirst
Jack was interesting. He read voraciously and had knowledge of a wide range of subjects. Jack was able engage in conversation enthusiastically and competently about history, international and domestic politics, economics, observations about his travels abroad, sports and other areas to numerous to recall. He had interesting insights. I will miss engaging with Jack on the range of topics that we enjoyed discussing. He was a good friend.
I worked for Dr. Hughes for over eight years. Dr. Hughes, Cindy and I had some fun times at work. I learned a lot working for him and hated to see him retire. JJH was the best! I will miss him. With sincere condolences to Janet and his entire family.
Dear Marjie, We were so very sorry to hear about your dad, such an intelligent and accomplished man. Please know that we’re thinking about you and your family during this very sad and difficult time.
Janet: So very sorry for your loss. You will be in my prayers. Mike
Janet and family– My thoughts are with you, and I send you my deepest sympathy. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help. Kristina
My condolences to all the Hughes family during this difficult time. Joe McLeer Co-worker and friend of Eric Hughes
My thoughts and prayers are with your family in this tough time. -Tristan (friend and colleague of Eric Hughes)
I’m very sorry that I could not make the funeral. But Jack would understand, he knew I Loved him very much, and would listen to what he said because he always had a good word for me. He was without a doubt the most intelligent person I knew. He could address any topic. Because of his advise in private, I attended college at 40 yrs old and it helped me a great deal in life. I shall talk to you later, because we are here on borrowed time. See you my friend and second dad. Bye