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Dennis Johnson Obituary
Dennis (DJ) JOHNSON was born on July 24, 1946, the son of Orville and Edith (Peggy) Johnson. He passed away on Jan uary 19, 2011 after fighting a val iant battle with cancer. Dennis attended Seattle Public Schools and attended Northwest college where he received certifi cation as a Veterinary Techni cian. He was privileged to work in the Heart Research Center of Providence Hospital headed by the famed heart surgeon, Dr Lester Sauvage. Dennis was preceded in death by his father, Orville Johnson. He is survived by his mother Edith, and brother Gregory, daughter Meescha, Genevieve, Sue Ellen and Steven and his grandson DeAndre, companion Mikki Thomas; four of his step children, Myja, Jason, Kenneth, niece Kimberly and nephew Carter, Cousing, Gwendolyn and (Teddy), John Memorial Services will be held at First AME Church on January 21, 1pm at 1522 14th Ave in SeattleTo plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Lewis Watts
February 1, 2011
Dear Peggy, Greg and Family
Dennis and Greg were the first kids I met when we moved to 32nd. Ave. South in the early 50s. Dennis and I were in the same class all the way through John Muir School. We had adventures in Mt. Baker and I feel so blessed that I got to see you all last spring. It was my first time seeing Dennis in almost 60 years. I thought he looked great and it was wonderful to briefly talk over old times, the times that formed us all. Our neighborhood was like the African Village they talk about. All the parents raised us all. Please accept my sincere condolences. I'm sure that Denny is in a better place and I'm a better man for having known him during the first 14 years of both of our lives.
Lewis Watts Pt. Richmond California
Frances Stephens
January 20, 2011
Dear Peggy and Family
Thinking of you and praying for your comfort and peace.
Frances O. Steaphens
January 20, 2011
Dennis was a friend to me for over 47 years. I have many good memories of the times we laughed, and there were many. You know a good friend when you can just be in each others presence and not have to talk. That was Dennis. I have always loved him and always will. I will see you again one day. Love, Darlene
Tony Volchok
January 20, 2011
Dear Johnson Family,
Although I hadnt seen Dennis in several years, I pretty much kept up on him. Growing up just down the hill from him, I had fond memories . He was my older brothers age and I was just the little brother that hung around with the older boys,Meat, Lenny, Dicky, and so on. He was always nice to me . He will be missed and will be talked about for a long time with a smile. My prayers go out to all of you/ God bless, Tony
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