Clyde R. Johnson

Clyde, always had a strong work ethic that stayed with so many students he taught. He laid many bricks and block. Clyde was a true drum major, and left a footprint of life to many.

I am so glad to have been a small part of
Clydes life and family and a hugh part of his son Lamont. From your family back in MA. We send all our love and prayers
To you! Sorry for you loss.

So sorry to have heard of your passing. Sincere condolences to the family,may peace find you in the coming days. Mr. Johnson was a loyal customer here at Classicdrycleaners in hbg.May he rest in peace.

We will miss our phone calls and talks. You are a hero to use Love You.

Lamont and Stanley so sorry for your Loss. Your Dad is now in a better place with Aunt Cel. No more pain and suffering. RIP!!!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Mr. Johnson was always smiling, & very pleasant to talk to. The Gospel Choir were very blessed to have him as a member, his voice was wonderful. We would tell him that we are having practice on Friday he would say "I don't need to come I know all the songs"

Love & Blessings
Lynida Hudson & Family

Mr. Johnson was a man of God who believed in God, family, and the community. He will be truly missed.

Mr. Johnson was a class act. He was loving and kind. He will forever be missed. May God hold his family closely in his loving arms during this most difficult time.

"Mr. J" as I affectionately called him. My 1st teaching assignment in 1979 was w/ Mr. J. @ Wm Penn where we both taught @ "Cluster." I taught Academics, & he taught the Masonry Class & was the BEST MASON in the WORLD. He even taught me how to lay a brick or two. He was indeed a GENTLEMAN & a SCHOLAR. Loved his Cecelia & Sacha & spoke of them so affectionately. I enjoyed sitting w/ him at the Broad Street Market & reminiscing w/ him about those days in the classroom. I am saddened by...