Randall Morris Johnson

In 1968, I was a freshman student in Dr. Johnson's honors biology class at Phillips High School. As I write this many of the science lessons and life lessons leap to mind. The knowledge he shared ( and sometime pounded into our heads) made an indelible impression. It was indeed an honor to have been his student.

To the Johnson family: May cherished memories sustain you now and always.

Respectfully,
Charlene A. Guss
Phillips High School, Class of 1972

I was blessed to have the opportunity sing under the direction of Doctor Johnson. I learned a lot of lessons from him on dealing with people/choirs and patience. I will always treasure his memory in my heart.

My deepest sympathy is extended to the family of Randall Johnson who was my science teacher at Wendell Phillips High Sshool in the late 60's.

I had the privilege of working with Dr. Johnson at Malcolm X College and it was a blessing to know and work with such a kind and thoughtful gentleman. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. I wish to extend my heartfelt sympathy to the family and you will be my prayers. May God bless you.

Please accept my deepest sympathy. I can't believe this has happened. I can still close my eyes & see the two of us studying the grasshopper for Dr. Rhode's Entomology class at Northern or the two of us going to pick out a diamond ring for a certain young lady.

I was fortunate enough to work for Dean Johnson when I was an instructor for the Paramedic Program at Malcolm X College. Not only was Dean Johnson smart, more importantly, he was wise. It was an honor to work for him. My thoughts are with his family. I am forever grateful I knew him. He taught me so much....