Horace Leo Johnson

I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Horace-He may have been ill but you wouldn't have known it because he had a smile that radiated the room. I rode the shuttle bus that he drove and will truly miss him. I know that I was in a not so good mood one day and he was smiling and said it can't be that bad you still living and I smiled and said you are right. May God be with his family during this holiday season.

Cecelia, Gerald and Marvin,

Some of my fondest childhood memories where spent at your house. You are in my prayers.

Sonya Sayles-Hines

There will be an empty chair at the holiday table this year, but it will be filled with loving memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Ms. Virginia,

Myself and the rest of the Davenport family offer our condolences in this time of grief. Mr. Johnson was a gentle soul that always had a smile on his face.

I am so sorry to hear that Mr.Horace had passed.We talked just about very two or three weeks.I was so glad to hear from him. We would talk 10min. just to say hello .I will miss him.

Virginia,

Our prayers are with you and all of the family members. We will remember Horace by his smile and pleasant demeanor; he had such a sweet spirit. He touched many lives during his time here on this earth and we'll miss him.

Bonnie & Courteney
Georgia

My condolences/sympathy..to Virginia/
Johnson family..in life we find men that
are great,and some men that are good,but
very few men that are both great & good..
If there be any truer measure of Horace's
life than by what he did, it must be by
the abundance of great/good service he so
generously gave family/mankind.