Wendell Kirk Johnson

Wendell will always be remembered as a strong individual! May LeBrun and the Johnson Family have my sympathy.

Pappa Bear you will truely be missed, you are a one of a kind person. I will always remember everything that you have done for me and never forget the kind heart you had for others. May God bless your family and loved ones, we will surely miss you...... Mikey

Will miss you at the reunion.

To the Johnson family you have my deepest sympathy for lost of your father.



Lois Douthett

Penn Hills

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your father. I still have fond memories of our families hanging out together on Maplewood Avenue. May peace be with you at this most difficult time.



Sincerely,

Sheila Hawkins-Bucklew

We were both volunteers at the VA and friends in the 82nd Airborne Association. I will greatly miss your smile and your warm personality.

Kirk, we loved every moment we spent with you. All of the 1SG Leonard A Funk Chapter of the 82nd Airborne Division Association will miss you. Soft landings on your final DZ. Airborne All the Way.

WESTINGHOUSE FOREVER

LIVED ON MAPLEWOOD AVE(MY STREET).

WORKED AT THE POST OFFICE, WHERE I WORKED.

WILL MISS YOU AT THE AUGUST 25TH CLASS REUNION AT THE COMFORT INN.

PAUL N HAWKINS

We extend our heartfelt sympathy

to LeBrun & the Johnson Family in the loss of your loved one.

You are a good friend Kirk...I'll miss you! I'll remember all the fun at the 82nd Airborne Division Association's 1SG Leonard A. Funk Chapter meetings and Chapter picnics. You are a true Airborne Trooper! ALL THE WAY!

It is with great sadness that I have lost a great friend/buddy of over 50 years. Wendell and I have gone through many things together and especially the Airborne training that molded us into the men of today. I will miss him so much and hope that during his last days, I was able to bring a bit of joy to his life by being there for him. I pray that GOD will bless the family and also the friends that Wendell touched throughout his life. Hey buddy, "Airborne all the way." Remember how we stood up, checked our equipment, sounded off equipment check, shuffled and stood in the door, and then hit the blast. You will NEVER be forgotten. Love ya, man.