WILLIAM A. JOHNSTON

I am so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. I worked with him at Calfee and he was truly one of the kindest and most genuine people I have ever met. He spoke often of his family. I am sorry I could not offer support sooner, but I just learned of his passing today. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers and I pray that the God of all comfort continue to strengthen you until you see your husband and father again. Deepest sympathy.

Dear Johnston Family,

My sincere condolences. I knew Bill at Penn State and considered him a friend. Rest in Peace.

Bill was loved beyond measure. My fondest recent memory was preparing Bill breakfast after Cole's passing and the hug he gave me. xo Dawn

Natasha, Can't believe this has happened to you. I lost your Uncle Nestor at age 50. Life has unexpected events and losing a fine person like Bill is a tragedy. Seems like yesterday Stephen and I attended your wedding. Hold your children and friends close, they'll give you strength Love, Aunt Susan

Dear Johnston Family,

As a childhood classmate of Bill's in school and in CCD, Bill was an intelligent fellow with a love of sports. Bill also had a good sense of humor, as he coined The Groovin' Cuban moniker of me, a nickname that fraternity brothers and sisters adopted and still use.

Words can't do justice for the loss you are feeling. Please know that prayers are going out to you from Texas and Bill's name will be mentioned at all Masses this weekend at Queen of...

Natasha, I was so sorry to learn of Bill's passing. I'm praying for your's and family's comfort and strength through this time.
John 14:1-4

Kind Regards
Bill Riggs, Paoli

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.