Edward Johnson III

Edward was my neighbor on 65th Place in Los Angeles and classmate at Crenshaw High School class of 1972, not long before his passing he left me a message, asked about my brother Gregory and said to keep in touch, makes me sad I never had the opportunity to speak to him. RIP Edward you are dearly missed.

To the Johnson family, Edward was like a cousin to my sister and I after getting to know him by Percy our blood cousin. In some ways they were alike. They both assisted my sister and I when we needed help especially with our car,which Percy handled and information on different things on the needs for our house. We will miss Edward as we also missed Percy. I trust God that He will strengthen the Johnson more each day as you think more of good days with Edward than bad days. Stay close to...

Ed, my guy. I could always call and count on Ed to write up a quote for a trip for a group outing. We'd share laughs and jokes. He'll be missed. Prayers and condolences for the family.

May your soul rest in peace, cousin. I keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

May God continue to comfort you always. Heartfelt sympathy to family and friends.

Aida, please accept my condolences on behalf of myself and the Williams family. May you and your family be comforted, with the grace of God.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Edward was my dear cousin and a mighty soul and mind. He was a gentleman but a strong spiritual. He and his late and beloved mother, Beverly, lived with us in San Francisco when Ed was only four years old. He is now truly HOME! Lenneal Henderson, Jr., Claremont, Virginia