John Edmund Langdon

I became one of Johnny's assistant's back in 2006 and I worked for him for nearly 10 years. He was the most genuine, kind, creative and easygoing person I've ever known. I always loved to hear his crazy stories about his life and am so thankful he hired me that day.

He was a huge part of my life for so long, that I can't imagine never being able to drop into the office to say "hello" or speaking to him on the phone and hearing him say "Heeeeyyyyy Lisa" while he simultaneously...

I first met Johnny in the summer of 1963 while we were both in lock down at San Marcos Academy. Johnny and I became fast friends from the first time we met. Through the years we shared many adventures (some not to be shared in polite company) and as we grew older were able to work with each other on various of his and my professional activities.

I will miss Johnny as he was my best friend and send my sincere condolences to Anne and the rest of his family. I know he loved all of you...

He never met an idea that he didn't see promise in.
Remarkable guy who will be missed by everyone who knew him.
Bob Moor
New York City

I thank the Lord that I had an opportunity to know Johnny. I have so many memories with him as a child. I loved his sense of humor and his loving heart. He will be missed, but surely not forgotten. May he Rest in Peace. ❤

I was introduced to Johnny by telephone nearly three years ago by my good friend, Holt Smith after he moved from LA back to Texas. Johnny began immediately discussing the vision for the development of the Stockyards and events like Blimp races and TV Hall of Fame, etc. with a passion and conviction to convince me to come down and take a look for myself. (Holt felt I might be of help and interested because of my involvement in the development of Branson, Missouri.). When I got there,...