John C. Johnson Jr.

Dear Vivian, we are so sorry to hear of John's passing. We hope your memories you can give you comfort and peace. I had the opportunity to work with Vivian teaching in Elizabethton. We will remember you and your family in our prayers. Sincerely, Debbie and Chet White

I'm so sorry to hear that Dr John Johnson has passed away and I wanted to send sincerest condolences to his wife Vivian and family. I worked with Vivian as a teacher in Elizabethton many years. I will remember Vivian and their family in my prayers. Sincere regards, Deborah and Chet White

To the family of Dr. Johnson my name is Jacqueline Heath a neighbor of Jenny and David for many years in Johnson City. I wish to send condolences to both of you and your family. Unfortunately I was traveling in Europe at the time of death of your Father. So I was unable to pay my respects at his funeral. I was a patient of John for many years at the eye clinic we are almost the same age his birthday is one month ahead of mine. I always used to say to him you cannot retire I know no one else...

Dr. Johnson was my opthamologist for many years: always competent, thorough, but friendly always and giving one the feeling he truly cared about you eye health and you as a person.He will be missed by his patients. Be

My mother started taking me to Johnson City eye hospital in 1952 when I was 2 years old I had Doctor Campbell for a long time then he turned me over to Doctor Johnson when he came there after he retired and I had been his patience ever since for 48 years he did detached retina both of my eyes. I know he will be greatly missed.

So sorry to hear about the loss of Dr Johnson. I was privileged to work with him in recovery room for 17 years. He will surely be missed by those he worked with and those he cared for. My deepest sympathy for his family members.

So sorry to hear of Dr. Johnson´s passing. I worked with him several years at the Specialty Hospital and he was always kind to the nurses. He was so proud of his children and loved them dearly. My condolences to his family.

My sister-in-law Pat Swift spent 26 years at JCEC. She so loved Dr. Johnson. He was kind to her during her cancer battle. She left us 7 months ago and I like to think they have reconnected. Prayers for you his wife and his family.