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Mitch Johnson
November 9, 2008
To the family, I pray we find strength to continue.
I can still hear uncle's voice, at 6 am
wondering why everyone is still asleep. Yes he did because he knew he could get away with it. Yes friends can get away with alot,brothers even more. You could always count on him. Yes he was my uncle but he was also my friend.
I will miss him greatly. I know he would want us to be strong for each other.
Love
Mitch
Anita L. Vega
November 6, 2008
Dear Uncle Faithon,
I still sit in disbelief that we can no longer hear or see you. Your "very loud" voice was always a part of my world. Somehow I never expected it to be silenced. This world will miss you, however, I suspect you have gone on and not changed a bit (smile)! My comfort comes in knowing that your are now with your family and friends that have gone before you...no doubt creating absolute havoc! Fortunately, you will remain forever in my heart and in my memories...til we meet again!
Gregory F. Thompson Sr.
October 29, 2008
To The Faithon L. Johnson Family, It has truely been a blessing to have shared sooooooo many wonderful memories with all of you. Wheather it was in the Mts. of N.Carolina, or South Hill Va.,N.Y. City, or Wash. D.C.,or Breakfast down @ the Diner on Old Country Rd. One way or another Uncle Faithon was always the center of all the fun. You and him have made my experience with The Johnson Family a Great One. This was really the case when we lost my Mother Inlaw, (Bessie L. Johnson)Thank you and God Bless you all. Gregory F. Thompson Sr.
Terry Johnson
October 25, 2008
Uncle Faithon, eventhrough I was the wife of your nephew(Mitch), I always felt very much at home with you and yours. Annie Mae, I am keeping you in my prayers. I will never forget his laughter!!
Love, Terry Johnson, Yeadon, PA
Paulette Thompson
October 21, 2008
Uncle Faithon you are missed dearly. There was no one like you and I don't believe there will be one to come after you. You were taken far too soon (like my mother and father) but God knew best. We will miss your smiling face and "ALL" the laughter you brought to this family.
I'll love you Always~
Ank and Nancy Edgerton
October 19, 2008
Annie Mae, We are so sorry for the loss of your husband. May our Lord and Savior replace your pain and sorry with His infinite peace and comfort. God Bless!
Jeryl McTootle
October 18, 2008
The family will miss you deeply Uncle Faithon. Please tell my mother that she left too soon, but I know she will be happy to have her baby brother with her in heaven. I know you will keep everyone laughing until we are ready to join you behind those pearly gates (as Nana would say).
Love you forever,
Jeri
George & Gloria Thomas
October 17, 2008
Annie Mae, Faye, Gail, Vanessa, Daviece, Storm and Skye George and I know that after the passing of Faithone, you are continuing to keep your trust in God; for God is good. He will heel those areas in each of your lives that only he can touch. With God, you can only hope that your years of happiness and your many good memories of Faithone, Dad and Pop-Pop will enable you to live with this loss.
Affectionately yours
Gail Clement
October 11, 2008
Beloved husband to Annie Mae.
Beloved father to Faye, Gail and Vanessa.
Beloved Pop-Pop to Daviece, Storm and Skye.
We miss and love you dearly. God loved you best. Daddy, rest in peace.
Love, Gail
Patricia Pyun
October 8, 2008
My condolences to the Johnson Family. I knew Laufie through Erin McKee. I met him when I was just a teen and always enjoyed his company the very few times I saw him throughout the years. He was a kind and wonderful man and it was my privilege to have known him.
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