John Frederick Tart
June 10, 1951 - September 7, 2025
John Frederick Tart, born on June 10,1951 Salt Lake City, Utah. John passed away on September 7th,2025 at IMC Hospital after a short illness, he did the fight, with courage and dignity. John married Darlene Chacon on August 30, 1974, they have one daughter Roberta Chacon and one grandson Eli. Proceed by death parents: Fred Nelson Tart and Bertha Tart one sister Betty McGarvey.
John has many nieces and nephews, all adults with their children now having children
John worked in Sales – Fast Food Operations for many well-known franchises.
John loved one particular soap opera which I will not disclose, any NCIS show was always on his list, History channel anything with Alien’s ‘Dr Who was our go to Christmas show to watch. Favorite basketball team is Utah Jazz, best football team Go Chief’s!
John was a loving husband, friend, and provider. He will be missed more than words can say.
Thanks for picking me as your lifetime partner, I am the luckiest person in the world
Special thanks to the IMC ICU Nurses for taking care of John multiple times, also my family and nieces who are helping me navigate this loss
A memorial service will be held at Starks Funeral Parlor at 3651 South 900 East on Thursday, September 18th, from 6:00 PM to 8:00PM. A graveside service will also be held at Wasatch Lawn at 3401 Highland Drive Saturday, September 20, at 2:00PM at the Cremation Gardens.
In Loving Memory
Uncle John, you will forever be in my heart. I’ll miss your laugh, your look and then smile, the way you would tease my mom, and your hugs! Rest in Love! Until we see each other again. I love you!! ❤️
Darlene- You are in my prayers as you navigate a new path without your beloved partner. Thank goodness for family. They give you a shoulder to cry on, a listening ear and advice on how to move forward. John was one of a kind. They broke the mold after he was born! I will never forget him (and you). Kindly, Heather
I pray comfort and peace be yours and for John. God Bless
Darlene, Sending you love at this hard time.
In Loving Memory
