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Theresa Polle posted a condolence
Thank you for 63 plus year's together, and our wonderful son Bob, and our 2 grandson's. Brian & Bradley. It has been wonderful and I will truly miss our time together. Love and miss.
Teresa
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Bob Polle posted a condolence
Dad, you will get your wish of finally riding my motorcycle since you had to give up riding. I will miss your teasing me our card games together, and most of all your shaking of your head when I was making fun of you. I really missed our hunting together with the Johnston clan. We all will miss you very much. I do remember those few times I was able to ride in your 18 wheeler. That was really fun. You once told me I will miss your Bit--ing when you are gone and you were right. You were not only a father to me but a best friend as well. Say hello to Uncle John up there for me, and reserve a spot for the way future for the rest of us.
With love
Your son
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Hedy Arlene Ryan posted a condolence
Pop,
I will truley miss you. You were like a dad to me. I will miss our card games I will miss your laughing at me when Mom, and I would beat your butt at card games with Bob as your partner. I loved the way you would roll your eyes when you were making fun of me. I will miss you so very much. I will miss your phone calls the most. Love you and miss you more then you would know. Also my grandkids loved how you called me Hot Lips. They said it fits.
Love you More!
Hedy,(aka Hot Lips)
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Charly(your cat) posted a condolence
Dad,
I loved the way you would brush me all the time and my snacks. I now have Hedy taking over your job but it's not the same. I miss you.
Charly, purr
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Christopher posted a condolence
Uncle John,
We all will miss you. I remember all the good times we had camping and at family gatherings. I will especially miss that laugh of yours and how you always loved to get my dad or your "Skinny Rick" as you called him, going. I too remember riding in your rig a time or two or on your tractors at your house. You always did have a good story to tell and and I think the more we laughed, the better they got. I will always remember them.
Love,
Christopher, Michelle and kids.
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Lyndsey Hilberer Logue posted a condolence
To my Great Uncle Johnny-
I will never forget the wonderful times we shared at the Oaks with you and Aunt Terry, Grandma Dody and Pa. May you rest in peace.
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Julie (Johnson)Patrick posted a condolence
Bob, Teresa, and famiy,
My prayers go out to you and the family. It is so hard to loose someone you love, know that my thoughts are with you. I will always remember how John picked on all of us and especially Robin with her nickname that he had for her. May God bless you and keep you in your hour of need.
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Rick and Joy Bocach posted a condolence
In loving memory of John, we choose to celebrate your life and to remember all the fun we had playing cards with you and Terri and your trips down to the lake to spend time with us. We'll miss you Papa Smurf!! Rest in peace.
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Dan Shaw posted a condolence
John was always great toward our extended family. Took my brother Mark on a road trip, when he was still running the roads, that he still talks about, (but not in detail!). My brother Rick enjoyed him very much. John always had a joke to tell and brought many smiles to all of us. "Aunt Terry", He loved you very much! I am sure Heaven is listining to all his tales now. My thoughts and prayers are with the family
Dan Shaw
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Cath posted a condolence
God Bless, Uncle Johnnie! I cannot believe you called anyone but ME "hot lips"! You were a great man, Uncle Johnnie - and whenever you were around, everyone was laughing (sometimes crying, we would laugh so hard!). I know Donna, Ed and Dody are all welcoming you in heaven with open arms. I'll never forget the pie you brought Donna just days before she died, you sweetie pie. Will keep you and Aunt Terri in all our prayers.
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Janet Polle Todd posted a condolence
My Dad would sometimes regale us with stories of when he, "Little John" & others were kids... when almost everything cost a nickel, riding bikes from the city out to Honeoye Falls, riding around on the trolley, diving off the locks into the canal & swimming in a quarry -- not to mention making mischief! God Bless them both. Jan
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James Leeuwen posted a condolence
John >You kept us laughing when we were in the hospital on are crushed ice diet .Even though we were both hungry and sick your comments and conversations got us threw that .You were still young at heart at 84 .I will miss you as my friend !
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Joanne Bocach posted a condolence
John,
Thank you for all the wonderful memories. When I moved next door to you and Terri, I was so blessed to have great nieghbors that quickly turned into family. You and Terri had become "grandparents" to my 4 children. I will deeply miss our conversations, lawn mower races, and many laughs! You have touched my life in more ways than I could ever express.
Your "Sugar Lips"
