Jim "J.J." Johnston

Jim was always such a breath of fresh air anytime I saw him. He would often come in to our store, Four
R Supply, and visit. He was a good customer and friend. He would spend time talking to my father,
Bob Curry. He would say he was learning from the pro. Since we sold the business, I would run into Jim occasionally and always have a good visit. The last time I saw him was at the Coney Island in Pampa. He was so proud to introduce me to his son, Jerrod. He was very proud...

Judy and Jerrod, we are so very sorry for your loss. Jim was such a good guy and that laugh of his made everyone smile! He will be missed greatly!

I enjoyed working with Jim, a few years ago. He was such a great guy, and always witty. Im so sorry for your loss.

Judy and Jerrod, It was such a shock when I got back from my vacation and heard that J.J. had passed away. I am so very sorry for your loss. I worked with him for several years and when we both changed jobs, he would stop by occassionaly to say hi. It was such a pleasure to know him. He will be missed dearly by all who had the pleasure to know him. Praying that our Lord wraps his arms around you and comforts you during this time and the days ahead.

My neighbor and brother to the North. I will forever look over to see that wave and smile. You have made such a huge and wonderful impression on my life and the kind word to my family and myself. You will be forever missed.

It was my pleasure to have gotten the opportunity to know you. It was always a great time being around you. Your smile was infectious and your laugh genuine. You will be missed by many. Much love to the family you leave behind.

Remembering a Rattler classmate and friend from long ago. Sending my deepest sympathy to his family.

To Judy and Jerrod... you had the privilege of knowing and loving one of the kindest and finest men I have ever met and called a friend...J.J. always had a smile and a handshake for me... and whenever he drove past my house... if I was outside he would stop to say hello or tell me a story... it try to talk me out of that old Cadillac out front...I will miss him...God bless you two

Life long knowing him