John Edward Johnson Jr.

I just now heard about John. I did not know until today. Rest in peace John. You were a wonderful mentor to me. I loved working with you. You are a treasure in my heart

We are sorry to learn this. John and Shirley did a great deal to make this world a better place. They were very dear to us.
Ken and Nancy Stevens

John was a wonderful, kind, intelligent soul. He brought a bright glow with him where ever he went. I am sorry for the loss you all feel for having lost both your parents, Susie and Anna.

I miss John terribly already. He was instrumental in my staying at First Jefferson UU Church as long as I did. Though he and I didn't always agree, I never felt anything but respect from him. We were able to have intelligent discourse with no animosity.

I loved when he would come to talk with our high school seniors at church. His life story is remarkable and seeing their eyes light up as they saw him as more than that older gentleman who is at church every week was...

Ypur father was a great physician who shared his talents and gifts with all. His notable gifts of wisdom, compassion and teaching made him a great mentor, especially to me. He is held within my heart and I'll be forever grateful for the opportunity to have worked with him. I was always proud to be called his nurse during the 4-5 yrs I worked with him. Because of his encouragemenet and kindness, he gave me many stepping stones that allowed me to travel great paths in my life and nursing...

I'll miss John's boundless friendship as well as the warm greetings I received from him at the various events where we crossed paths. I don't know if I could pinpoint exactly where and when I first met John and his wife, Shirley, but that detail is far less important than the fact that I did, and I was better for having known him.

He was loved and I will miss him.

Lee