Kenneth M. Johnson

My family is saddened to hear of Ken's passing. He became a good friend of my father at Sylvia Ross. He was very kind to us and took great interest in our two sons and their pursuits of engineering and music. He will be missed.

My family and I met Ken at Sylvia Ross Home. He was the first person to welcome our Mom, Sue, to Ross with a box of chocolates and a few jokes. We all grew close to Ken these past years and always looked for him at meals or down in the lobby. He would always raise a hand in greeting and often walk over to us to see how we were doing. He showed a great interest in Bryan, my nephew, and liked to hear how Bryan's broadcasting career was coming along. His words of advice, his delivery of jokes and his kind teasing was a great source of 'home' for us. My Mom misses him, as do we. Please know that he will be missed and we were very lucky to have known him, even if only for a brief time.

He was a great professor with a subtle sense of humor. He educated me in things I will never forget and often call them to mind when trying to be a good productive member of society. May you rest in peace sir.

I'm sorry to hear of Kenneth Johnson's passing. I took two semesters of Survey of Western Civilization from him my freshman year at Husson from 1967-'68. He was a wonderful teacher.

Ron Gilbert
Husson Class of '71

Took History of Western Civilization with Dr. Johnson. Loved the course! Thoughts and prayers to loved ones.

Johnny and Sue I am very sorry for your loss. Kenny was a great guy, enjoyed talking with him very much.

I am saddened to learn of my dear friend, Dr. Ken Johnson's passing. While I was a student at Husson, Ken was on the faculty and was truly a wonderful teacher. He also served as an advisor to KDP. He will be sadly missed by so many of his students from the 60s to the date he retired.

Steve Mitchell, 69 Kappa Delta Phi

Ken was a thoughtful man and considerate colleague to us on the Husson faculty. He will be missed.

Doc was one of my favorite professors in the early 70's. I remember his dry sense of humor. Sorry for loss.

Joohn & Susan,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours today & throughout the year. We had the enjoyment of renewing our friendship with Kenny over the past two summers. I harken back to visits with him in the egg candeling area of Armours plus time at Bapst.
We all have another friend in high places. So long as we hold and enjoy Ken's memories, he will continue to live on with us, even though we miss his gentle presence.
God Bless.

Bob & Anne Harper

Dear Susan, I was so sorry to hear of Ken's death. My sincerest condolences to you and your family.

Dear John & Susan, so sorry to hear of the loss of your brother,Ken..We shared so many great memories from JBHS and Husson. He always had the "scoop" and was interested in getting the latest info on everyone.He will definitely be missed.Sorry Ernie & I will not be able to attend the services but will be thinking of you & your family.

All of us at Husson are saddened by the passing of our dear friend and colleague. Ken was such a big part of who we are today. He will be remembered fondly by the thousands of students whose lives he touched. Our most sincere condolences to his family.

Dear Susan,
I'm so sorry to hear about your brothers passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

So sorry to hear of Ken's passing. I worked with him for 35 years. Visited him last summer. Loved his jokes.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.