Neil Johnson

10/1/2024 I just learned of Neil´s departure today and am so sad and yet so happy. He is a wonderful man and I loved him and his talent and wisdom and heart.

When Neil and Georgia moved into their Highland home, I was about 9 or 10. He was called to teach my Sunday School class. I really don´t remember what he taught. But I definitely remember how he made me feel. He was my first teacher to treat us less like children and more like colleagues. He listened to us because we mattered. I still remember sitting in class, in the old Highland church scout room, downstairs under the cultural hall with the sun streaming in the window. We were planning our...

Great life dear cousin. Family is the one of the greatest gifts of our mortal time. See you soon. Grateful for your love and faith in our Savior Jesus Christ. Lord bless us all that are still working on our time of the Father's plan. Love and more love. Douglas and Laurie Broadbent

One of my favorite memories of Christmas is when we went to Utah for Christmas when I was around five. Uncle Neil on Christmas Eve dressed up as Santa and woke us up. My dad then ran after him to get him. I have great memories at Uncle Neil and Aunt Georgia's house from my childhood and college. I will miss Uncle Neil.

We are grateful to know that cousin Neil lived a life full of happiness, joy and service. He taught us All how to do the same. May the peace of God bless you and your family in this time of his passing. He is a trusted and beloved son, husband and example of a man with impeccable integrity.

We crave your memories or pictures of my dad. Feel free to share anything you´re comfortable sharing. Thanks!