John "Johnny" W. Carlisle

In the summer of 1964, my parents purchased a house with several acres in Talbotton, on land that adjoined the school. We had just returned from Germany. Dad was in the Army and was reassigned to Fort Benning. Mom got a job at the grocery store in town.

I was the oldest of 5 kids. I was in the Sixth Grade in Ms. Parker’s class. She was one of the few teachers in my elementary years that I remember. She was very good to me. In that school, I met Johnny Carlisle. Johnny became my...

So sorry to hear of your loss. Mr Johnny would always come in the Circle K when I was the manager and he loved to harass all my new employees. He would make them count change the correct way to him and they would get so nervous. It was funny to me because I came to expect it from him. I would always have to tell him to leave my people alone lol. You will truly be missed Mr Johnny. Glad to have known you.

Kim, so sorry to hear of Johnny's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Aunt Irine and Greg, also.

So very sorry for your loss. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

Kim and family, Cindy and I were so sorry to hear about Johnny. My dad was also saddened to hear. He was so good to help if Pop had a question or problem around the house. Johnny would have things fixed before I even got off work. He was so talented and seemed to be able to create anything he put his mind to. Our prayers are with you and your family. God bless.

Kim and Guy, he was so good to come see my husband, Dickie Meadows, they laughed and enjoyed talking. He was so good and Dickie and I appreciated him so much. He was as stated a GOOD friend to many. May you be comforted by God's grace and remember forever the love of Johnny.

Kim, so sorry to hear of Johnny's passing. Johnny and I are praying for you and Guy. Pam, we are praying for you and the rest of the family.
Johnny and Kim Allen

My Condolences. God Bless your family.