Dr. Cue "Bernard" Johnston

I think of your family so often. Miss our visits.

Prayers for peace and comfort from our Lord for Doris and family.

I'm sorry to hear of his passing he was my dentist back n the days my condolences to his family and friends. After a tooth was growing n the roof of my mouth he pulled it and afterwards wrote papers so I see and orthodontist and I wore braces for 2 years.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Johnson family and friends in this time of grief. Sorry for your loss. May the peace of God comfort you during this difficult time.

Bernard was a dear friend in Dothan in our middle years, and we never tired of talking boats and cars. A good man who lived his faith. Sincere condolences to Doris and his sons.

As one of his "J. Michael's Restaurant Pals," we shared many interesting and enlightened conversations with "Doc." He always spoke of Doris as if she was his new girlfriend. His times on the boat with family were his best stories. He downplayed his involvement in the service in Vietnam but the Veterans among us knew. A good man and we are fortunate he passed our way John Reichard, Panama City Beach