Harold Johnson Sr.

To the immediate and extended family of Harold Johnson:

We are so sorry for your loss. It is times like these that we all look back and reflect on the life of our loved ones and smile. May you find joy and peace in the wonderful memories you have of Harold when you think of him. The life he lived speaks wonderfully of him. I remember the laughs and fun when I lived in Asbury Park and when I saw Harold in S.C. a few years ago. He was still the same - funny and fun loving. He was a...

May God bless you and give you all strength.

August 20, 2009

To The Johnson Family,

You have my deepest sympathy in the passing of your father, grandfather, cousin, and friend. Mr. Johnson was a wonderfully kind man with a great sense of humor and a love for people. He always had a kind word to say to me whenever he saw me. As a member of the UMC, he brought us much laughter and a sense of togetherness. We will certainly miss him "leading us in" during concert time.

My prayer for the family is that God...

Howie... it was a pleasure to have met your dad. He was a very kind man. I will forever remember his smile. Please know that you and your family are in my thought and prayers.

" A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands put to rest, God broke our hears to prove to use, He only takes the best"

To the Johnson Family,
Dear Howie and Family, We the Hodges Family of Jackson, NJ extend our deepest sympathy in the passing of your father. Harold has fought a good fight and now to receive his crown of life. I shared many great times in fellowship singing in the United Mass Choir with Bro. Harold and Sis. Irene. Harold was such a great friend to my family and an inspiration to all.

We pray your strength that the Lord will comfort you in your time of bereavement. May...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

To The Family,

Wishing You Peace. There is nothing on earth that could justify this.

Nothing.

This is when we live on faith and faith alone. Even when we can't feel it, it's there. It's real. And it will sustain your heart.

Thinking of U At This Difficult Time.

With Sympathy cousins
Brenda S. A Beauford,and sisters Mother Sadie.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

To the family of Mr. Harold, God has called a real soldier home. I can still see Mr. Harold leading the United Mass Choir into a concert and I can still hear him singing, "This Morning When I rose, I didn't have no doubt". God bless and keep the Johnson family in his care.
Dorothy & Ralph