WILLIAM JOHNSON

I have known Johnny as a brother-in-law and friend since 1970. He was always kind, considerate and respectful of others. He had a cheerful personality with a good since of humor. Johnny shared a special relationship with me due to our long years of military service and retirement from the military. In mid August of 1977 upon completion of a 3 year tour of duty in West Germany, I was transferred to Fort Meade for separation and retirement effective September 1, 1977. Johnny and his wife, Edna...

Andrea I know you will miss your time together gardening , cooking , and hanging with the Rat pack. Condolences to you and the family. Rest in peace Johnny.

Johnny left this world and we all full of sorrow,every time we remember him we think about the wonderful moments of joy we shared and the many memories of a true friend that we dearly loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.Kim and Matt you and family is in our prayers.

I am sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and hope in God's Word the Bible during this most difficult time. Read the Bible daily.

That infectious smile along with those words of wisdom will by sorely missed. My deepest sympathy to your family.

Summit Hills Garden won't be the same without you.

So much love to your family. I wish I could be there with you.