Arvid-Johnson-Obituary

Arvid V. "Whitey" Johnson

Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Arvid Johnson passed away in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The obituary was featured in Star Tribune on April 15, 2002.

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I couldn't have asked for a better father in law than Arvid. He was the most generous and loving man I ever met. There wasn't a thing he wouldn't do to help out a family member, friend or stranger. As a grandfather he was the greatest! I'll miss those card games where Arvid and I used to "go for it".

Arvid, Thanks for being a big part of my life the past 26 years. I love you and I'll miss you.

Scott

Sorry to see that he is gone. That smiling face has delighted me many times, even when he wasn't around. Nice to see so many at the service. We share your loss.

My sypathy to you Eleanor and family, I'm sure Arvid has a much better place to be now instead of being in pain. I'll always remember him when he brought two accordians to my 80th birthday and played with Oswald Bernice and I with his smiling face as always. And the fishing and camping we went along on a tour up north fishing and when we were getting bass and he thought we were doing it elegal and he said I would rather break my arm then sending it back, BUT OVER SHE GOES, So wwhen we got to...

My sympathies to Arvid's family. I'm glad, however, that we have a better hope to rest on in times like these.
I doubt that few, if any, can picture Arvid in their minds without seeing a smile on his face. It was a pleasure to know him and his family.
We were happy that he was able to attend Dad's 80th birthday celebration a few years back and play a few tunes on an accordian he had just picked up at a garage sale.
Wonder where the "old-time" music section gathers in heaven? ...

As a father, he was the best. He was modest and unassuming. He always showed his love to my mom in the way he talked and acted, a good role model for us. His biggest concern was shown as he worked very hard to provide for the family.

As I’ve talked to many people, everyone has their favorite story of my dad to tell. One thing always present in these stories is that it they are very humorous. My dad loved to laugh, even at his own expense. When I think back on my childhood,...