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Johnny Christian, born on July 11, 1956, passed away peacefully at his home in Point, surrounded by family, on February 12, 2025 in Point, Texas. Johnny dedicated over two decades of his professional life to E-Systems, where he began his career at the age of 18, showcasing his work ethic and commitment to excellence. He was a devoted family man and a critical thinker.
Outside of his professional pursuits, Johnny cherished his time spent with family, often reminiscing about his beloved PaPaw, with whom he shared a special bond. He is a member of Emory Baptist Church, where he was baptized in his youth and held firm in his faith, knowing in his heart where he was headed upon his passing.
A true homebody, Johnny, found joy in simple pleasures, such as reading westerns and watching western films. He also loved to travel, Colorado being one of his favorite places to visit. Among his proudest accomplishments was raising his sons.
Johnny shared a deep companionship with Diane Klump, that spanned nearly three decades. Johnny Christian is remembered for his arduous but kind spirit and the lasting impression he left on those who had the privilege of knowing him. He will be greatly missed by all who were touched by his life.
He is survived by his dedicated companion, Diane Klump; children, Christina Cooper and Jimbo, Eric Christian and Savanna, Justin Christian and Mackenzi; mother, Loretta Christian Godwin and AB; grandchildren, Jace Cooper, Bailey Christian, Kayson Christian, Brody Christian, Barrett Christian, Eastin Christian, Berklee Christian, Skylar Conner, Lincoln Christian, Dakota Christian; siblings, Fran Sparks and Stephen and Jeffery Glenn Christian, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Johnny is preceded in death by his father, Eric Weldon Christian; grandparents, Johnny “Perk” and Frances Potts, Emma and Lester Dodson and grandson, Jacob Cooper.
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