John A. Johnston

John was a great, great class or '69 classmate, and clearly had a robust and fulfilling life after graduation.....great memories and sincere sympathy to his family.

We got to know John while raising our young families in the Wyoming neighborhood near 36th and Burlingame during the grade school years. Warm memories of John: a very congenial and all-around-nice-guy! We offer our condolences to the family. Randy and Marge Wilcox

So sorry to hear John passed away. He trained our dog years ago and did a terrific job. RIP John

J.T., Chris and Alissa, Out deepest sympathy to you for the loss of your dad. We fondly remember the days our families spent together and the joy of watching the three of you grow up. Your dad was a sweet, gentle and remarkable man who always heard the beat of his own drummer. We shall remember him - and each of you - always.

We offer our deepest sympathy on the loss of your husband and Father. Johnny was a a kind and gentle man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you though these difficult days.

Beth, We were shocked and saddened to hear of John's death. We will always remember him for his kindness and sweet spirit. We are so sorry we cannot attend the funeral; Bill is struggling with many health issues. We will be praying for you in the difficult days ahead. Love to you and all of John's family.

I was a classmate of John (known as Johnny to many friends) all through school, Breton Downs, EGR Jr High, and EGR High. He was popular, energetic, and loyal.

John was a very special person and a true dog whisperer. He trained and bred some British Labs for me. I feel very lucky to have known John from High School . He touched many lives through the way he lived his life and through his care and training of dogs. A Very Special Person

So sorry to hear the news. We were best buds back at Breton Downs and had many good times together. I hope his was able to make his last goose hunting trip.