Johnny BLACKMAN

Sir, you may be gone, but your legacy lives on. I hope heaven is treating you well.

Hello, I had the honor of being an AFROTC cadet, at the University of Bowling Green, Det 620, back in the mid to late 1970s. Capt. Blackman taught me that "excellence is standard", and anything less is not permitted to exist..a lesson that I have never forgotten.

mable c.sattiewhite-corprew
my deepest sympathy mazie to
you and family.love you.

Mazie this is Christopher and Angela Brown. Just heard that Johnny passed. He was a great friend and mentor to me and He will truly be missed. We will keep the family in our prayers. May God Bless you all in your time of grief.
With Love,

Brown Family

I met Johnny when I was a new graduate starting out at Lockheed. He was obviously bright and did much to mentor me in learning the complexities of our job in electronic countermeasures. I loved chat sessions with him. He had a fascinating background. That he rode in the back of F-4 phantoms was especially impressive. I loved his sense of humor. He teased me about parting my hair low to cover early baldness. He lovingly teased me about being a naive mormon boy from Utah. I noticed him reading...

We just heard of Johnny's passing here at his old workplace, Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth. Johnny was a fine fellow to be around and work with. We enjoyed him greatly.

May Gog Blessed the family during this time of sorrow.

LOVE THE JACKSON-BLAKELY FAMILY