George "Shotsie" Johnson

I remember his amazing blue eyes and gorgeous silver hair. Most of all, I remember the wonderful smile that light up his entire face when he greeted people. May the precious memories you have of each other bring comfort to you at this time, I will continue to keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers. With love and friendship always,

What a great husband and father and Man. He was surely loved . We can still visualize him in his swimming trunks skimming the pool on Glenwild Ave. You're in our thoughs and prayers .
With Love,
The Roehrs Family...

To My Dad,
You could not only sing but you were the best dancer too. You had charsma and charm of anyone I knew. Anytime we got the chance to dance and I looked into your beatiful face it was such a special feeling between the both of us. You were such a wonderful father and father in law, and the greatest grandpa ever. I miss so very much but I know you are in a better place now and singing up a storm. Don't let anyone give you the "Who Pushed Jake"

Love Pam & Bobby

Dad, You were the best father-in-law anyone could ever wish for. You always treated me as one of your daughters, whom you cherished so much. How fortunate I am to have such a wonderful and loving family. And, yes, I was always jealous of your blue eyes and long black eye lashes -- I felt only I should have them, not you. I'm winking back at you because I know I'm your favorite daughter-in-law and always will be. Love you always, and kisses to all my aunts and uncles you are now with. Hug them tight and all sing a little song together. Love, Joyceann

I was so very sad to hear the news about Shotsie's passing. Thank you, Janis, for letting me know. I will always remember him as the gracious man who sang beautifully no matter what the occasion. My sincere sympathy is extended to Helen and the rest of the Johnson family. Rest in peace, Shotsie! Take your rightful place in the Angel's Choir!
Sandy Hamel, Sarasota, FL