Richard Johnson

Dear Sue,
This morning, feeling my (our) age, I was just wondering how you are. It's been so long, but you are a part of so many of my memories of young adulthood. Now that I have a granddaughter, Holie's Tasha, who is getting to that age, those memories pop up more often. When I googled your name, your dad's obituary was the first identifiable hit. Sorry for your loss of both parents, and Bob, too. But I see you have 5 grandchildren I do, too! Hollie has three girls and Lynlee has one...

Sue, Cindy and family,
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Your Dad and Mom were my neighbors since 1991. My husband, who passed away eleven years ago, also worked with Dick at L3 Communications.
I will miss our talks and seeing him in his little red sports car.
My deepest sympathy and prayers go out to the whole family.

Sharon Blaskis

Susan and Cindy, I am so very sorry for the loss of your father. He was a friend and neighbor that I will miss for a long, long time. My prayers are with you and you have my deepest sympathy. Judy

Sue and Cindy, I am so very sorry to hear about your dad. He was such a great guy! Always interested in others. I know he will be missed but remembered in so many ways.

I've lost a personal friend and trusted business associate. A genuine person with the ability to work with everyone and make rationale decisions in the best interests of the company. Dick was my long time financial advisor at the Director level. He contributed in unimaginable ways to the success of our company and to all of us as employees, always behind the scene, never seeking recognition or an atta boy, always providing guidance without fan fare. He was one of the most sincere people I...

Loved working with Dick at JET and living next to Cindy and Bob for many years. A good man and always interesting to talk to. Susan and I will keep your family in our prayers this Sunday.

So very sorry for your lose Sue and Cindy. He was a living father and a very good human being. What wonderful daughters he had.