He was a cheerful wonderful man. He thought of the less fortunate of us here at Dan Flood Tower. He told me he would leave a pair of his old sneakers for someone who could use them with a bottle of shoe polish. He said he didn't want to throw them out knowing someone could use them. He did that whenever he bought a new pair for his job and wear around. He did this the whole time he worked here. Fortunately I got the privilege to obtain the last pair and shoe polish he put out. I will proudly wear them in his memory. May he be welcomed with open arms in eternity of bliss and love.
Johnny,
I am going to miss your goofy sense of humor, your laugh, and your kind heart. All my love to your family and loved ones. You will be missed so, so much.
Love,
Ashlee and your DFT family.
hi John its amber bev's daughter I know I didn't really know u that well but we family eather way but as I had known of u u were a good brother n a very good uncle to my daughter Emma n I do thank u for teaching her everything you know about fishing n extra but S.I.P unlce johnny love always amber n u will never be forgotten.
S.I.P means Sleep.In.Peace
I never had the pleasure of knowing Mr. Johnny in person. I found out about him after reading Bob Perks' sweet and loving tribute to him yesterday. My thoughts and prayers are with Mr. Johnny's family and friends. May God bless and comfort you during these difficult days ahead. Mr. Johnny has found his perfect peace. Resting for eternity in Jesus' loving arms.
Johnny
I have two regrets. One I never got to go fishing with you
Two I didn’t know you all of my life.
BTW You were never “just the janitor”
You were the King of Dan Flood Tower
friend to everyone and the only one to ever get a standing ovation at one of my parties there. I miss you.
Love and prayers to your family.
