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- Photos of Johnny Mac House of Spirits
- John McGillion, owner of Asbury Park's Johnny Mac's House of Spirits, has died
- John Rosevelt McGillion, the owner of Johnny Mac's House of Spirits in Asbury Park, has died. He was 78.
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If you have any questions about this race, click the button below. “He was a colorful character in our city," City Councilwoman Eileen Chapman told The Coaster. "I don’t think many people knew the side of Johnny Mac that he gave so much to charity; the soft side, the philanthropic side. "Johnny Mac" passed away on Sunday, July 12th while surrounded by his loving wife and family, according to his obituary from the Pelham Funeral Home. Reach out for any information including employment, events, or any general questions.
Photos of Johnny Mac House of Spirits
John and his wife, Mary Christine McCluskey, opened Johnny Mac's House of Spirits on his birthday, Aug. 16, 2010, according to his obituary. "A hybrid of a NOLA bar and gay Pentecostal church I used to attend where people were flailing around acting out songs." Please complete the following survey to help us better understand your race experience.
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John McGillion, owner of Asbury Park's Johnny Mac's House of Spirits, has died
Asbury Park's favorite eccentric watering hole complete with spacious outdoor seating & draft beer galore, and of course, free pizza with every drink! Join us for outdoor drinks with our arcade games or an exciting evening with your friends. Named after Asbury Park’s beloved Johnny Mac’s Founder, John McGillion, Johnny Mac’s remains Asbury Park’s favorite and most iconic bar. In 2014, McGillion was a recipient of the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce's Carousel Award; the award honors people "who have helped to make Asbury Park the unique and wonderful city that it is," according to the chamber's website. It began when John received a call from his cousin Bernie about an empty bar in Asbury Park.
John Rosevelt McGillion, the owner of Johnny Mac's House of Spirits in Asbury Park, has died. He was 78.
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